GUACAMOLE-637: Correct grammar of documentation for guac_strl*() unit tests.

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Michael Jumper 2019-01-23 18:51:53 -08:00
parent b7761e9a2e
commit 9fb713d804
3 changed files with 20 additions and 18 deletions

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@ -24,10 +24,10 @@
#include <string.h>
/**
* Verify guac_strlcat() behavior when string fits buffer without truncation.
* The return value of each call should be the length of the resulting string.
* Each resulting string should contain the full result of the contatenation,
* including null terminator.
* Verify guac_strlcat() behavior when the string fits the buffer without
* truncation. The return value of each call should be the length of the
* resulting string. Each resulting string should contain the full result of
* the contatenation, including null terminator.
*/
void test_string__strlcat() {
@ -66,11 +66,11 @@ void test_string__strlcat() {
}
/**
* Verify guac_strlcat() behavior when string must be truncated to fit buffer.
* The return value of each call should be the length that would result from
* concatenating the strings given an infinite buffer, however only as many
* characters as can fit should be appended to the string within the buffer,
* and the buffer should be null-terminated.
* Verify guac_strlcat() behavior when the string must be truncated to fit the
* buffer. The return value of each call should be the length that would result
* from concatenating the strings given an infinite buffer, however only as
* many characters as can fit should be appended to the string within the
* buffer, and the buffer should be null-terminated.
*/
void test_string__strlcat_truncate() {

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@ -24,7 +24,8 @@
#include <string.h>
/**
* Verify guac_strlcpy() behavior when string fits buffer without truncation.
* Verify guac_strlcpy() behavior when the string fits the buffer without
* truncation.
*/
void test_string__strlcpy() {
@ -53,7 +54,8 @@ void test_string__strlcpy() {
}
/**
* Verify guac_strlcpy() behavior when string must be truncated to fit buffer.
* Verify guac_strlcpy() behavior when the string must be truncated to fit the
* buffer.
*/
void test_string__strlcpy_truncate() {

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@ -45,10 +45,10 @@ const char* const empty_a_empty_b[] = { "", "A", "", "B" };
const char* const empty_x10[] = { "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "", "" };
/**
* Verify guac_strljoin() behavior when string fits buffer without truncation.
* The return value of each call should be the length of the resulting string.
* Each resulting string should contain the full result of the join operation,
* including null terminator.
* Verify guac_strljoin() behavior when the string fits the buffer without
* truncation. The return value of each call should be the length of the
* resulting string. Each resulting string should contain the full result of
* the join operation, including null terminator.
*/
void test_string__strljoin() {
@ -82,9 +82,9 @@ void test_string__strljoin() {
}
/**
* Verify guac_strljoin() behavior when string must be truncated to fit buffer.
* The return value of each call should be the length that would result from
* joining the strings given an infinite buffer, however only as many
* Verify guac_strljoin() behavior when the string must be truncated to fit the
* buffer. The return value of each call should be the length that would result
* from joining the strings given an infinite buffer, however only as many
* characters as can fit should be appended to the string within the buffer,
* and the buffer should be null-terminated.
*/