On Wed, May 25, 2005 at 11:37:07AM -0700, Earl Miles wrote:
From looking this over, I think your problem might be string manipulation.
const char *text = row[1];
I'm not sure row[] is guaranteed to return a null terminated string.
Without a null terminator, strlen() is guaranteed to fail and fail
badly. I believe what you really want is this (slightly longer than it
has to be for clarity):
std::string tempString = row[1];
const char *test = tempString.c_str();
Yep, Earl is on the right track. See the declaration of operator[] in
row.h:
const ColData operator [] (size_type i) const;
This returns a temporary, which disappears after that line of code.
You need to make a copy for yourself.
- Chris
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