How does rb_str_cat differ from rb_str_buf_cat?
I have a a String object, a C pointer to a char array, and the length of
the array. The array is 10KB or even 100KB. I want to cat the char array
to the String. Which is the better function to use?
How does rb_str_cat differ from rb_str_buf_cat?
I have a a String object, a C pointer to a char array, and the length of
the array. The array is 10KB or even 100KB. I want to cat the char array
to the String. Which is the better function to use?
In message “Re: string.c question”
on Sun, 14 Dec 2008 07:29:17 +0900, Tim H. [email protected]
writes:
|How does rb_str_cat differ from rb_str_buf_cat?
rb_str_buf_cat() is a function to use with strings created by
rb_str_buf_new(). If you’re not sure use rb_str_cat().
matz.
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