2008/10/27 John Maddock <john@johnmaddock.co.uk>:
I've seen that before if the quickbook files have \r\n line endings, but are processed by a *nix version of quickbook that expects \n endings (for example if you use cygwin on win 32). Could that be the case here?
Probably. This should be fixed in trunk and the new release. In case you're interested, there's an iterator created using an iterator adpator that converts windows newlines to single character newlines. But it was incorrectly tagged as a random access iterator - so std::string's constructor uses 'operator-' and gets the length of the original string (with '\r\n's) but then fills it with the newlines converted to single (so the string is shorter) leaving some junk characters at the end. Daniel