On 3/18/2024 10:12 AM, Ani Sinha wrote:
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>>> + }
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>>> + if (strlen(output_str)) {
>>> + output_str[strlen(output_str) - 1] = '\0';
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>> You don't need this since you're using strncat which adds its own '\0'.
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> If I understand this correctly, this code simply eliminates the extra “,” character in the end. Therefore it is needed.
> Since it is not obvious, in the previous review and before, I asked the author to add a comment to explain this clearly.
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>> I wasn't quite able to follow along
>> on the discussion between Ani and you, so putting this in here in case it wasn't already mentioned.
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Ah, great, that makes sense. I did see that it was destroying data but didn't spend enough time to think through
what data it was destroying, and if that was a feature or a bug. Thanks for calling it out!
- Easwar
