Name: Anonymous 2011-09-21 16:58
Sup niggaz. This shit is throwing an exception when it gets to this code in runtime. Any ideas?
- Assume "in" is a string comprised of "http://google.com/derp"
- found is a link found, can be w/e string
As far as I can tell, it explodes on the line where I'm trying to compare the 2 strings, as for some reason the loop is not concatenating the compare string - any idea why that is?
The way I see it, the loop starts at 7 chars in, which excludes the initial "http://". It should then keep going, concatenating each char into the compare string until a slash is found. The last bit is to compare that string to the portion of the string "in" of the same length, starting at the same point (7 chars in, for length of compare)
- Assume "in" is a string comprised of "http://google.com/derp"
- found is a link found, can be w/e string
As far as I can tell, it explodes on the line where I'm trying to compare the 2 strings, as for some reason the loop is not concatenating the compare string - any idea why that is?
bool isLinkExternal(string in, string found)
{
string compare = "";
bool isExternal = false;
//Get domain of original link
for (int i = 6; in[i] != '/' ; i++)
{
compare += in[i];
}
//Compare domains of original and found links
if (found.compare(7,compare.length(),compare) == 0)
isExternal = true;
return isExternal;
}The way I see it, the loop starts at 7 chars in, which excludes the initial "http://". It should then keep going, concatenating each char into the compare string until a slash is found. The last bit is to compare that string to the portion of the string "in" of the same length, starting at the same point (7 chars in, for length of compare)