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And a new test is now checking that "\" returns "".
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and utf8_add_offset
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string_eval_expression() and command /eval
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function string_eval_expression()
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task #9459)
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is NULL
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The syntax is: ${hide:char,string}.
All chars in string are replaced with char (which can be one or more chars).
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The pointer and index returned is now the first element found with the value
(with the lower index if there are many elements with same value).
And the index for insert is the last element with same value + 1
(the higher index + 1).
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and util_timeval_add
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(closes #178)
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Precise)
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The tests can be run only via CMake:
1. build with tests: cmake .. -DENABLE_TESTS=ON
2. make
3. ctest (or ctest -V for verbose output)
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