Re: patch: handling of boundary strings

On Fri, 6 Aug 1999 jose.kahan_at_w3.org wrote:

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> Here's a small patch to fix this up (sorry, can't do a diff as there are
> too many differences in my parse.c):

> Patch:
>
> else {
> char *ptr;
>
> sscanf(boundary, "%[^;]", boundbuffer);
> /* JK: remove the end \n char */
> ptr = strchr (boundbuffer, '\n');
> if (ptr)
> *ptr = '\0';
> }

I made it this way instead:

                  else
                    sscanf(boundary, "%[^;\n]", boundbuffer);
 

Any objections?

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