filesystem::path::operator/=(const value_type* next_p)

[anonymous]

It might be nice if the code checked if next_p+1 and next_p+2 existed before accessing them. The code in the iterator pair constructor immediately below does make the checks yet that seems to have failed to get into path::operator/=(const value_type* next_p)

reported on 1.36 exists 1.44 filesystem/V2

template<class String, class Traits> basic_path<String, Traits>& basic_path<String, Traits>::operator/=(const value_type* next_p ){

size_t len = typename String::traits_type::length(next_p); if(len!=0){

if(len>=3){

if ( *next_p == slash<path_type>::value

&& *(next_p+1) == slash<path_type>::value && *(next_p+2) == colon<path_type>::value ) {

next_p += 3;

}

}

append slash<path_type>::value if needed if ( !empty()

&& *next_p != 0 && !detail::is_separator<path_type>( *next_p ) ){

m_append_separator_if_needed();

}

for ( ; *next_p != 0; ++next_p ){

m_append( *next_p );

}

} return *this;

}

OR EVEN

template<class String, class Traits> basic_path<String, Traits>& basic_path<String, Traits>::operator/=(const value_type* next_p ){

size_t len = typename String::traits_type::length(next_p); if (len) operator/=(next_p,next_p+len); return *this;

}

[anonymous]

please ignore - user error

[viboes]

Closed as required.