Hi all!
Recently I tried to use the new 7.02.0001 Win32 ODBC driver in the new
(beta) Unicode mode in conjunction with MS Access 2000 and a "UNICODE"
encoded database stored in a PostgreSQL 7.2.1 database running on a
Linux system.
I noticed that when the "LF<->CRLF Conversion" option is *enabled* in
the driver's settings dialog, only a CRLF->LF conversion (while writing
to the database) is performed, but no LF->CRLF conversion (while reading
from the database)!
I thought that this might be a bug, and thus downloaded a local copy of
the ODBC driver sources from CVS. I searched a bit and AFAICT found the
reason for the ill behavior, so I made a patch.
Julian.
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--- convert.c Fri Jun 21 15:48:43 2002
+++ convert.c.new Fri Jun 21 16:50:01 2002
@@ -699,12 +699,20 @@ if (pbic->data_left < 0) {
BOOL lf_conv =
SC_get_conn(stmt)->connInfo.lf_conversion;
+ int lf_converted_len;#ifdef UNICODE_SUPPORT
if (fCType == SQL_C_WCHAR) {
- len =
utf8_to_ucs2(neut_str, -1, NULL, 0);
+ char* temp_str;
+
+ /* convert linefeeds to
carriage-return/linefeed */
+ lf_converted_len =
convert_linefeeds(neut_str, NULL, 0, lf_conv, &changed);
+ temp_str =
malloc(lf_converted_len + 1);
+ convert_linefeeds(neut_str,
temp_str, lf_converted_len + 1, lf_conv, &changed);
+ len =
utf8_to_ucs2(temp_str, -1, NULL, 0); len *= 2;
wchanged = changed = TRUE;
+ free(temp_str); }
else#endif /* UNICODE_SUPPORT */
@@ -728,7 +736,12 @@#ifdef UNICODE_SUPPORT if (fCType == SQL_C_WCHAR)
{
-
utf8_to_ucs2(neut_str, -1, (SQLWCHAR *) pbic->ttlbuf, len / 2);
+ char* temp_str;
+
+ temp_str =
malloc(lf_converted_len + 1);
+
convert_linefeeds(neut_str, temp_str, lf_converted_len + 1, lf_conv,
&changed);
+
utf8_to_ucs2(temp_str, -1, (SQLWCHAR *) pbic->ttlbuf, len / 2);
+ free(temp_str); }
else#endif /* UNICODE_SUPPORT */
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