[Pidgin] #10182: "--config" option with "-" in folder name causes error messages
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Thu Sep 3 08:05:00 EDT 2009
#10182: "--config" option with "-" in folder name causes error messages
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Reporter: darkfoxprime | Owner: datallah
Type: defect | Status: pending
Milestone: | Component: winpidgin (gtk)
Version: 2.6.1 | Resolution:
Keywords: |
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Changes (by darkfoxprime):
* status: pending => new
Comment:
My first thought is that having unexplained error messages show up for no
visible reason should not be considered normal programming practice and
tossed off as "unfortunate".
Looking at the WinMain code, I don't see why you would be using strstr for
the -h option anyway - or if you're going to use it because strncmp
doesn't exist or is buggy or something, then check the return value to
make sure the -h is at the beginning of the arg - or, even easier, don't
bother to check unless the arg begins with a dash. Why would it ever be
correct for -h (or -d or -v or -m) to appear in the middle of a word,
especially one that did not begin with a dash, and still be considered a
valid option?
/* If debug or help or version flag used, create console for
output */
for (i = 1; i < __argc; i++) {
if (__argv[i][0] == '-') {
if (strstr(__argv[i], "-d") || strstr(__argv[i], "
--debug"))
debug = TRUE;
else if (strstr(__argv[i], "-h") ||
strstr(__argv[i], "--help"))
help = TRUE;
else if (strstr(__argv[i], "-v") ||
strstr(__argv[i], "--version"))
version = TRUE;
else if (strstr(__argv[i], "-m") ||
strstr(__argv[i], "--multiple"))
multiple = TRUE;
}
}
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Ticket URL: <http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/10182#comment:3>
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