No way using libclang to get a string literal that contains zero bytes

[xTachyon]

Code:

const char BUFFER[] = "a\0b";

Using clang_Cursor_Evaluate + clang_EvalResult_getAsStr at least, there's no way to get the full literal.

Doing some debugging I found this strncpy which doesn't copy anything after the first \0, stripping the actual literal.

Even more, the clang_EvalResult_getAsStr only returns a const char* and no size, relying on the \0 to get the size of the string.

Is there any other way to get the actual literal? Is adding a new function that can do this something acceptable?