// Scan for next end-of-line; handle stupid text formats by treating
// \r\n the same as \n. (lone '\r' at end of buffer means we have to
// check for '\n').
+#if 0
i = 0;
j = fl->ifcnt;
d = &fl->ifbuf[fl->ifind];
for(p=d; i<j; i++, p++)
+#else
+ d = &fl->ifbuf[fl->ifind];
+
+ for(p=d, i=0, j=fl->ifcnt; i<j; i++, p++)
+#endif
{
if (*p == '\r' || *p == '\n')
{
if (*p == '\r')
{
if (i >= j)
- {
- break; // Look for '\n' to eat
- }
+ break; // Need to read more, then look for '\n' to eat
else if (p[1] == '\n')
- {
i++;
- }
}
+ // Cover up the newline with end-of-string sentinel
*p = '\0';
fl->ifind += i;
// Handle hanging lines by ignoring them (Input file is exhausted, no
// \r or \n on last line)
+ // Shamus: This is retarded. Never ignore any input!
if (!readamt && fl->ifcnt)
{
+#if 0
fl->ifcnt = 0;
*p = '\0';
return NULL;
+#else
+ // Really should check to see if we're at the end of the buffer! :-P
+ fl->ifbuf[fl->ifind + fl->ifcnt] = '\0';
+ fl->ifcnt = 0;
+ return &fl->ifbuf[fl->ifind];
+#endif
}
// Truncate and return absurdly long lines.
fl->ifind = fl->ifcnt & 1;
}
- if ((readamt = read(fl->ifhandle, &fl->ifbuf[fl->ifind + fl->ifcnt], QUANTUM)) < 0)
+ readamt = read(fl->ifhandle, &fl->ifbuf[fl->ifind + fl->ifcnt], QUANTUM);
+
+ if (readamt < 0)
return NULL;
if ((fl->ifcnt += readamt) == 0)