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Re: printf(1), sh(1), POSIX.2 and octal escape sequences
On Fri, Jun 30, 2023 at 05:51:13PM +0200, tlaronde%polynum.com@localhost wrote:
> For this one I will go with the established behavior, but what should I
> do when someone is passing, in octal or in hexa: "\000" ou "\x00"?
If you don't support embedded nulls in the strings you're handling
(and most things don't), it's an error.
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David A. Holland
dholland%netbsd.org@localhost
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- printf(1), sh(1), POSIX.2 and octal escape sequences
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- Re: printf(1), sh(1), POSIX.2 and octal escape sequences
- Re: printf(1), sh(1), POSIX.2 and octal escape sequences
- Re: printf(1), sh(1), POSIX.2 and octal escape sequences
- Re: printf(1), sh(1), POSIX.2 and octal escape sequences
- Re: printf(1), sh(1), POSIX.2 and octal escape sequences
- Re: printf(1), sh(1), POSIX.2 and octal escape sequences
- Re: printf(1), sh(1), POSIX.2 and octal escape sequences
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