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Comment:index on tweaks: 98593a8 Extend the "don't overwrite fields if only carriage return is entered" to password field
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User & Date: base@atomicules.co.uk 2014-01-03 22:25:40
Original User & Date: base@atomicules.co.uk 2014-01-03 22:25:41
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2014-01-03
22:25
WIP on tweaks: 98593a8 Extend the "don't overwrite fields if only carriage return is entered" to password field Leaf check-in: 4a8cb3e9a0 user: base@atomicules.co.uk tags: refs/stash, trunk
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index on tweaks: 98593a8 Extend the "don't overwrite fields if only carriage return is entered" to password field check-in: db8bd43770 user: base@atomicules.co.uk tags: refs/stash, trunk
2013-03-23
21:27
Extend the "don't overwrite fields if only carriage return is entered" to password field

And also use malloc. What I'd done before wasn't doing what I thought. C
newbie and all that. It must have picked up whatever `input` was
initialised at, which must be one of STRING_SHORT, STRING_MEDIUM, etc.
So it was just by luck it was working. It could have ended up truncating
strings I guess?

I'm in two minds about the benefit of dynamic allocation though. Since
this is hardly a big memory hungry application I could probably just
set `oldinput` to the largest possible string length and it'd be fine. check-in: 378769ec43 user: atomicules@lavabit.com tags: origin/tweaks, trunk

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