The problem was the size allocated for the output string.  With  
numbers dead-reckoning works but when printing a string the is a need  
to check the size and to realloc.  The code existed checking the size  
of the string, but not taking account of the additional segment of the  
format string -- hence the truncation after the %s.


Anyway I think that is correct

=John ff

Quoting Rory Walsh <rorywalsh@ear.ie>:

> Nice one John. I was just about to look at it again. Thanks. What was
> causing the problem?
>
> On 30 March 2014 13:00, jpff <jpff@codemist.co.uk> wrote:
>> Fixed in git
>> ==John ff
>>
>> On Sat, 29 Mar 2014, Rory Walsh wrote:
>>
>>> I think Joachim mentioned something about this problem before, but you
>>> can see from the instrument below that the prints opcode is sometimes
>>> truncating strings. Removing the '.wav' part of the string seems to
>>> resolve the issue.
>>>
>>>
>>> instr 1
>>> iIndex, iDestinationTableLeft, iDestinationTableRight init 0
>>> gSfilepath strcpy
>>> "/home/rory/sourcecode/cabbageaudio/CodeLiteCabbage/Standalone/temp.wav"
>>>
>>> Smsg sprintfk "\nSoundfiler %d is opening %s into function tables %d
>>> and %d \n", iIndex,
>>> "/home/rory/sourcecode/cabbageaudio/CodeLiteCabbage/Standalone/temp.wav",
>>> iDestinationTableLeft, iDestinationTableRight
>>> prints Smsg
>>>
>>> Smsg sprintfk "\nSoundfiler %d is opening %s into function tables %d
>>> and %d \n", iIndex, gSfilepath, iDestinationTableLeft,
>>> iDestinationTableRight
>>> prints Smsg
>>> endin
>>>
>>>


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