Because the precision defaults to 2, e.g. the traffic stats are now way more
readable.
Thanks to KiNgMaR for the idea and the patch.
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With the current implementation of CString::Base64Decode the following
code would fail (meaning b would be false):
CString t = "some very long string ...";
bool b = (t == t.Base64Encode_n(true).Base64Decode_n());
The same code without wrapping the base64 output would give b = true
as expected.
The new implementation removes all new lines before decoding so
decoding a wrapped base64 text gives the expected result.
Furthermore replaced malloc and free with new and delete and removed
the check for p in CString::Base64Encode since new will throw if it
failed.
The changes don't affect any existing code.
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This way the compiler puts those vars in .rodata instead of .data and everyone
happy. (Plus we have one symbol less exported)
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and updated all references to these files.
This became neccessary to solve problems on case-insensitive file-systems like Windows and MacOS X.
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