Activity for libtld
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libtld released /libtld-1.5.9/libtld_1.5.9.2~xenial_amd64.deb
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Dzmitry posted a comment on ticket #3
But you don't return pointers to the user data from search(). So the transformed...
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Alexis Wilke posted a comment on ticket #3
No, the pointers I return in the tld_info structures cannot be to allocated data...
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It may fail if the input is not encoded (i.e. use %XX) because the output would end...
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But you don't need to allocate memory in tld(). You could do that in search(). Yes...
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The tld() function cannot be allocating memory and that's why I could not implement...
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The tld() function cannot be allocating memory and that's why I could not implement...
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Fixed the code so it appears in a pre tag.
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tld() says it accepts URI but actually it expects just a domain name
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(editor ate the asterisks before 'end' in the code line)
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tld() says it accepts URI but actually it expects just a domain name
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Sorry, I missed adding the new source in 1.5.0 so I published 1.5.1 today. You probably...
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libtld 1.5.1 published
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libtld 1.5.0 published
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Okay, I did not change the cmp() or tld() functions. The reason is that those functions...
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Okay, I see that the problem is a tad bit more complicated. The URI are expected...
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Ah... actually the tolower() and strncasecmp() are used for the protocol which is...
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strncasecmp() won't work because: 1) That function only works for ASCII characters...
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strncasecmp() won't work because: 1) That function only works for ASCII characters...
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Ah... I will add a test in my script so that way I will be told to fix that version...
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libtld-only-CMakeLists.txt still specifies version 1.4.6
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search() in tld.c should use case insensitive domain comparison
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libtld 1.4.22 published
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libtld 1.4.22 published
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libtld 1.4.6
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