Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2026 19:01:34 +0000
If I was gonna write a class along these lines, here's what I'd go for:
- In the constructor, take a pointer to a mutable null-terminated string
- In the 'substr' method, save the value of the one-past-the-last character
and replace it with a null
- When the string is reset, place the one-past-the-last character back
where it was
Of course this wouldn't be thread-safe, but it would be a nice efficient
way to manipulate and re-use null-terminated strings.
- In the constructor, take a pointer to a mutable null-terminated string
- In the 'substr' method, save the value of the one-past-the-last character
and replace it with a null
- When the string is reset, place the one-past-the-last character back
where it was
Of course this wouldn't be thread-safe, but it would be a nice efficient
way to manipulate and re-use null-terminated strings.
Received on 2026-02-01 19:01:37
