t:add(f_length, buffer(2,2))
local textlen = buffer(2,2):uint()
if minetest_check_length(buffer, 4 + textlen*2, t) then
- t:add(f_message, minetest_convert_utf16(buffer(4, textlen*2), "Converted chat message"))
+ t:add(f_message, buffer(4, textlen*2), buffer(4, textlen*2):ustring())
end
end
}
end
end
--- Takes a Tvb or TvbRange (i.e. part of a packet) that
--- contains a UTF-16 string and returns a TvbRange containing
--- string converted to ASCII. Any characters outside the range
--- 0x20 to 0x7e are replaced by a question mark.
--- Parameter: tvb: Tvb or TvbRange that contains the UTF-16 data
--- Parameter: name: will be the name of the newly created Tvb.
--- Returns: New TvbRange containing the ASCII string.
--- TODO: Handle surrogates (should only produce one question mark)
--- TODO: Remove this when Wireshark supports UTF-16 strings natively.
-function minetest_convert_utf16(tvb, name)
- local hex, pos, char
- hex = ""
- for pos = 0, tvb:len() - 2, 2 do
- char = tvb(pos, 2):uint()
- if (char >= 0x20 and char <= 0x7e) or char == 0x0a then
- hex = hex .. string.format(" %02x", char)
- else
- hex = hex .. " 3F"
- end
- end
- if hex == "" then
- -- This is a hack to avoid a failed assertion in tvbuff.c
- -- (function: ensure_contiguous_no_exception)
- return ByteArray.new("00"):tvb(name):range(0,0)
- else
- return ByteArray.new(hex):tvb(name):range()
- end
-end
-
-- Decodes a variable-length string as ASCII text
-- t_textlen, t_text should be the ProtoFields created by minetest_field_helper
-- alternatively t_text can be a ProtoField.string and t_textlen can be nil
end
local textlen = tvb(offset, n):uint() * 2
if minetest_check_length(tvb, offset + n + textlen, t) then
- t:add(f_text, minetest_convert_utf16(tvb(offset + n, textlen), "UTF-16 text"))
+ t:add(f_text, tvb(offset + n, textlen), tvb(offset + n, textlen):ustring())
return offset + n + textlen
end
end