Small fix to rpc_tests #412
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| @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ BOOST_FIXTURE_TEST_CASE(rpc_addmultisig, TestNetFixture) | |||
| string short1(address1Hex, address1Hex+sizeof(address1Hex)-2); // last byte missing | |||
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Interesting that we remove 2 here but only add 1 below...
Main problem with these tests, they check if something is thrown but have no valid way to check what (this is an issue with a lot of the tests actually).
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Yeah unless I'm mistaken that 1 comment is also wrong but otherwise this PR seems safe enough.
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sizeof(const char*) == 4 or 8 (on "sane" processor architectures) :-), sizeof(const char[]) is what you want.
As written the first substring was "04" and the second was "88c2" (on 32 bits architectures)
And I have changed the +2 in +1 so that the comment is right.