FileStream.Name always returns "Unknown Stream Name"

2007-05-25T10:09:50Z

The code of FileStream.Name looks like this;

Public Property Get Name() As String
If Len(Name) = 0 Then
Name = "Unknown Stream Name"
Else
Name = mName
End If
End Property

I'm sure that the If-Statement should look like this:

If Len(mName) = 0 Then
^
otherwise FileStream.Name will always return "Unknown Stream Name"

Problem in StringBuilder.Replace

2005-08-19T06:13:04Z

From: tschultze@netzero.net
The initial for loop logic limits the search to the first part
of the target so that you don't spend time looking in the
last portion of the target that cannot hold the whole
search string. Unfortunately, it also stops while you are
in the middle of a match. I think the first for loop should
look something like this:

i = 0
Do while (i <= mLength - oldLen + 1) or foundindex
if mString(i) = OldStr(i) then
(same as existing)
i = i + 1
Loop

That way, if you've started to match, you'll continue
looking in the final characters of the target (mString) to
complete the match.

Test:

Set lTestStr = New StringBuilder
lTestStr.AppendString "MyStuff"
Debug.Print lTestStr.Replace("Stuff", "Junk").ToString

v1.5.2 will produce "MyStuff" while fixed version will
produce "MyJunk"

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FileStream.Name always returns "Unknown Stream Name"

Problem in StringBuilder.Replace