Re: main@20537: WinXP build failed op/time.t test 2

[p5sagit/p5-mst-13.2.git] / NetWare / NWUtil.c

diff --git a/NetWare/NWUtil.c b/NetWare/NWUtil.c
index 5174fe3..f23774a 100644 (file)
--- a/NetWare/NWUtil.c
+++ b/NetWare/NWUtil.c
@@ -472,15 +472,16 @@ void fnAppendArgument(PCOMMANDLINEPARSER pclp, char *new_arg)
        strcpy(pclp->m_argv[pclp->m_argc], new_arg);    // Appended the new argument.
        pclp->m_argc++;         // Increment the number of parameters appended.
 
-       // The char array is emptied for all elements upto the end so that there are no junk characters.
-       // If this is not done, then the issue is like this:
+       // The char array is emptied for all elements upto the end so that there are no
+       // junk characters. If this is not done, then the issue is like this:
        // - Simple perl command like "perl" on the system console works fine for the first time.
-       // - When it is given the second time, a new blank screen should come up which also
-       //   allows for editing. This was not consistently working well.
-       //   More so when the command was like, "perl   ", that is the name "perl"
-       //   followed by a few blank spaces. It used to give error in opening file and
-       //   would give some junk as the filename unable to open.
-       // Once the below fix was done, it is working fine.
+       // - When "perl" is executed the second time, a new blank screen should come up
+       //   which allows for editing also. This was not consistently working well.
+       //   More so when the command was like, "perl   ", that is the name "perl" followed
+       //   by a few blank spaces, it used to give error in opening file:
+       //   "unable to open the file" since the filename would have some junk characters.
+       // 
+       // These issues are fixed through the code below.
        for(i=pclp->m_argc; i<pclp->m_argv_len; i++)
                strncpy(pclp->m_argv[i], "", (MAX_DN_BYTES * sizeof(char)));    // MAX_DN_BYTES is the size of pclp->m_argv[].