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