Fix for issue #4: Use actual copy operator before returning#5
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Also adds a test to ensure that writes after a Search do not modify the returned buffer (tests that a copy was actually made).
Per the Go guidelines: - More concise naming for variables that are used immediately - More descriptive naming for variables that are used further from their declarations
Fix for jehiah#4: Use actual copy operator before returning
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Ack, let's get that test working properly. Sorry about that! |
Write to temp file only in test
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commited in 2bf1d9e |
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Awesome. Thanks for taking a look and merging these, @jehiah! |
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Also adds a test to ensure that writes after a Search do not modify the
returned buffer (tests that a copy was actually made).