[NSScanner] Fix a bug in the initialization of _NSStringBuffer that makes NSScanner unable to find any number #83
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After writing a simple test case for
NSScanner
, I found thatNSScanner
always returns 0 when scanning numbers. The problem is in_NSStringBuffer
's init function,curChar
was assigned tobuffer[0]
beforebuffer
gets characters from scanned string. ChangingcurChar
to an optional variable and assign it tobuffer[0]
afterbuffer
got all characters from scanned string fixed this.