chars is passed to this template method:
template <typename V>
std::string encode(const V& data) const
The problem is that references to data[] were failing to
cast the value to unsigned char, so UTF-8 chars >= 0x80
were being interpreted as negative values.
definition of mutable globals.
For all but the first compilation unit, define:
#define OPENVPN_EXTERN extern
This will cause mutable globals to be referenced as
extern.
terminates loop through char array.
This is functionally a no-op because the
(*p == equal || is_base64_char(*p)) term will effectively
terminate the loop when *p != '\0' because is_base64_char(0)
returns 0.
Refactored some of the base Activity stuff into
OpenVPNClientBase.java.
Clients sending intents to OpenVPNService should use
OpenVPNService.INTENT_PREFIX as a key prefix when
calling putExtra.
