Minor changes to the float that may circumvent some stupidness in the mingwrt

snprintf code.  I really need to write my own number parser/writer.

1 files changed, 13 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/src/float.cpp b/src/float.cpp
index 139df3e..e85dff8 100644
--- a/src/float.cpp
+++ b/src/float.cpp
@@ -19,21 +19,28 @@ Gats::Float::~Float()
 
 void Gats::Float::write( Bu::Stream &rOut ) const
 {
-        char buf[50];
-
-        int iSize = snprintf( buf, 50, "%la", fVal );
+        if( sWriteCache.isEmpty() )
+        {
+                char buf[50];
 
+                int iSize = snprintf( buf, 50, "%la", fVal );
+                sWriteCache.set( buf, iSize );
+        }
         rOut.write("f", 1 );
-        Gats::Integer::writePackedInt( rOut, iSize );
-        rOut.write( buf, iSize );
+        Gats::Integer::writePackedInt( rOut, sWriteCache.getSize() );
+        rOut.write( sWriteCache.getStr(), sWriteCache.getSize() );
 }
 
+#include <bu/sio.h>
+using namespace Bu;
+
 void Gats::Float::read( Bu::Stream &rIn, char cType )
 {
         int iSize;
         Gats::Integer::readPackedInt( rIn, iSize );
         char buf[50];
-        rIn.read( buf, iSize );
+        buf[rIn.read( buf, iSize )] = '\0';
+        sio << "Reading float, iSize = " << iSize << ", str = " << buf << sio.nl;
         sscanf( buf, "%la", &fVal );
 }