usage of mbuf_printf

[lxlenovostar]

I use mbuf_printf in this way:

  {    
       struct odict* result_dict;
       struct mbuf* mb_ref = NULL;
       int64_t result = 0; 
       mb_ref = mbuf_alloc(1024);
       if (!mb_ref) {
           DEBUG_WARNING("ENOMEM.\n");
       }    

       char *flvname = "512aaaa";
       EOR(odict_alloc(&result_dict, 16));
       EOR(odict_entry_add(result_dict, "name", ODICT_STRING, flvname));

       mbuf_printf(mb_ref, "%H", json_encode_odict, result_dict);

       char buf[1024];
       re_snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), "%H", json_encode_odict, result_dict);

       DEBUG_WARNING("mbuf:%s\nbuf:%s\n", mbuf_buf(mb_ref), buf);   
   }  

I run it on ubuntu(x86_64), the result is:

buf has the right value, the mb_ref don't have the right value. I have check mbuf_printf example in reTest.
This is why? Thank you.

[alfredh]

mbuf buf is a binary buffer , it is not null terminated and you can not use %s to print it

You can for example use %b instead:

re_printf("mbuf: %b\n", mb->buf, mb->end);

Alfred

[lxlenovostar]

@alfredh Thank you. I fix it.