02.09.2009, 08:43
#strins buffer overflow
Isn't this a good thing? It gives you, as the coder, an idea on how to deal with strings, etc. For example, if there's part of a string missing (that you need), unintentional things *might* happen. I'd rather have a crash instead of unintentional behaviour.
pawn Code:
new string[] = ":(";
strins(string, ">", 0);
print(string);