I found my bug. In another routine, i was actually accessing the direct
memory of the string and changing all ascii 32 to ascii 0. :)
thanks!
Alex
On Jul 20, 2004, at 10:05 AM, Joseph J. Strout wrote:
I'm not sure how this relates to the effect you're seeing, but I do
see two errors in your function. First, you lock the string but never
unlock it. (Easiest fix is to not lock the string; that's fine
because you're not keeping a reference to it.) Second, you say the
second parameter to REALDebugMsg is an int, presumable the length of
the string, but you're passing in s[i] where I would expect you to
pass a 2.
Best,
- Joe
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