Adding basic support for length delimited strings #889
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- cJSON_CreateRawWithLength: create a cJSON_Raw from a length limited input string - cJSON_CreateStringWithLength: create a cJSON_String from a length limited input string
added null check
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Can somebody check why CIFuzz / Fuzzing does not work? |
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This PR adds basic support for applications that do not use c-strings but length delimited strings.
Here you need to create a temporary c-string copy to transfer the string to cjson.
To avoid this superfluous temporary copy, this PR adds two new public functions (with new tests):
JSON_AddXToObject functions have intentionally not been added. Nullbytes are still interpreted as null-termination, which is limitation as long as cjson uses c-strings internally.