Hello All, I'm noticing weird behavior with substr and am wondering if this is excepted behavior. Here's an example: poo.nasl: stuff = "nessus"; c = display ("Stuff: " + stuff + "\n"); display ("c: " + c + "\n"); newst = substr(stuff,0); c = display ("Stuff: " + stuff + "\n"); display ("c: " + c + "\n"); c = display ("Newst: " + newst + "\n"); display ("c: " + c + "\n"); c = display ("Stuff: " + stuff + "\n"); display ("c: " + c + "\n"); <output> > nasl poo.nasl ** WARNING : packet forgery will not work ** as NASL is not running as root Stuff: nessus c: 14 Stuff: nessus c: 14 Newst: nessus\nc: 15 Stuff: nessus c: 14 > I would expect ``c = display ("Newst: " + newst + "\n");'' to properly linefeed the string. It's like there isn't a string termination in there for display() to see the end of newst, so it thinks the "\n" is part of the string. It's not until the next display function is called that the string is terminated. So, am I missing something or is this expected behavior? How can I force a termination on newst if this is expected behavior? TIA, Jon __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ Plugins-writers mailing list Plugins-writers@private http://mail.nessus.org/mailman/listinfo/plugins-writers
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