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  3. February 2020

Re: YAJL procedures

Hi,

Seems to me you should be using yajl_copyBufStr().  Definitely should not be using yajl_getBuf() which simply returns a raw pointer to the internal buffer... this seems like a disaster waiting to happen.  You say you want to see the stuff in debug... I don't see how calling yajl_getBuf() is going to achieve that?

-SK

On 2/20/2020 8:09 AM, Greg Wilburn wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions. I should have indicated that I'm working with a JSON web service.

Since I'm going to use this with http_post() (which uses a pointer). So I might as well do this and forgo the string? I just like to "see" stuff in debug.

yajl_endObj();
rc = yajl_getBuf(jsonPtr:jsonLen);
rc = http_post( URL
: jsonPtr
: jsonLen
: response
: HTTP_TIMEOUT
: HTTP_USERAGENT
: 'application/json');
yajl_genClose();



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