Another tweak to the snprintf() size handling
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It does not look like we need the patch from topepo/Cubist#49, because that `snprintf()` call doesn't exist in C5.0 (if I am reading the code correctly)
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Follow up to #49
I looked over our
snprintf()usage again and this is the only other place I could find that looks like it could be a problem. It is a similar patch to what is done in #49 (subtracting off the amount that we advanced the pointer forward by)