Getting some weird data corruptiony-type stuff sometimes when my RPOSE command is used.
colorPose is intended to identify when a quotation mark is added to a string, then color what's between them.
The culpable function:
Code:
char * colorPose(char *argument)
{
char *final_string;
char tempString[MAX_STRING_LENGTH];
bool inquotes = FALSE;
int offset = 0;
int x = 0;
while (x < strlen(argument))
{
if (argument[x] == '"')
{
if (inquotes == TRUE)
{
tempString[x + offset] = '@';
tempString[x + offset + 1] = 'n';
tempString[x + offset + 2] = '"';
offset += 2;
inquotes = FALSE;
}
else
{
tempString[x + offset] = '"';
tempString[x + offset + 1] = '@';
tempString[x + offset + 2] = 'W';
offset += 2;
inquotes = TRUE;
}
}
else
tempString[x + offset] = argument[x];
x++;
}
if (inquotes == TRUE)
{
tempString[x + offset] = '"';
tempString[x + offset + 1] = '@';
tempString[x + offset + 2] = 'n';
offset += 3;
inquotes = FALSE;
}
if (CONFIG_SPECIAL_IN_COMM && legal_communication(tempString))
parse_at(tempString);
tempString[x + offset] = '\0';
final_string = tempString;
return final_string;
}
Called in do_rpose (Maybe this is the problem portion, instead of the function itself?):
Code:
if (strchr(argument, '"') != NULL)
argument = colorPose(argument);
Testing shows this, for example of the weird:
rpecho Chime shrieks, "Why though?"
--> Chime shrieks, "Why though?"H~ssad
I think it's time to acknowledge I'm nowhere near clever enough, a few hours of bashing at the function considered, to detect what the trouble is without a more educated eye.
Is there an issue I'm missing?
