...says...

And

#    p = p[len..p.length];

should read

#    s = s[len..s.length];

(Aren...

...s[0];
#            uint len = LENGTH[firstChar];
#            if (len != 0 && s.length >= len)
#            {
#                if (firstChar != 0xE0...

...uint len, uint off ) {
        return new FatString(
            loBits[off..(off+len)],
            hiBits[off..(off+len...

...bit value len which is followed
by a 32 bit pointer to len 32 bit...

...int read(byte buf, int off, int len)  (not abstract!)

Interesting intermediate behavior is obtained...

...are %.*s. In C, one would write the args as printf("%.*s\n", len, ptr);

...a string as:

struct ORJStringA
{
    size_t      len;        /*!< The number of characters in the string...

...ti)
{
    int len;

    //printf("adCmp()\n");
    len = a1.length;
    if (a2.length < len)
	len = a2...

...808,14 @@
 			if (query_buf && query_buf->len > 0)
 				fprintf(fd, "%s\n", query_buf...

...size, val );
if( ++len > val.length )
val.length = len * 2;
val[len-1] = ch;
}
ch...