I have this code:
---SNIP---
GString *my_gstring;
gchar **strings_vector;
gchar **single_string_vector;
my_gstring = g_string_sized_new(1024);
g_string_assign(my_gstring, "AB\tCD\tEF\n12\t34\t56");
strings_vector = g_strsplit(string_vector[i], "\n", -1);
// now string_vector has two elements:
// [0] is AB\tCD\tEF
// [1] is 12\t34\t56
for(i=0;i<2;i++)
{
single_string_vector = g_strsplit(strings_vector[i], "\t", -1);
some_other_code();
g_strfreev(single_string_vector, TRUE); // do I need this here?
}
g_strfreev(strings_vector, TRUE);
---PINS---
The g_strsplit() documentation says it returns a newly-allocated
NULL-terminated array of strings.
The "newly-allocated" means that I have to call
g_strfreev(single_string_vector, TRUE) in the for loop or can I just do
it once outside the cycle?
TIA
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Manuel Ferrero
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