When reading back a mandoc.db(5) file in order to apply incremental

changes, do not prepend a stray NAME_FILE (0x10) byte to the first
names of pages.
Bug found while investigating another issue reported by sthen@.

2 files changed, 4 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/dba.c b/dba.c
index b2737922..8762d78e 100644
--- a/dba.c
+++ b/dba.c
@@ -143,7 +143,8 @@ dba_page_new(struct dba_array *pages, const char *name, const char *sect,
 
 	page = dba_array_new(DBP_MAX, 0);
 	entry = dba_array_new(1, DBA_STR | DBA_GROW);
-	dba_array_add(entry, prepend(name, NAME_FILE & NAME_MASK));
+	if (name != NULL)
+		dba_array_add(entry, prepend(name, NAME_FILE & NAME_MASK));
 	dba_array_add(page, entry);
 	entry = dba_array_new(1, DBA_STR | DBA_GROW);
 	dba_array_add(entry, (void *)sect);
diff --git a/dba_read.c b/dba_read.c
index 52b655c5..2825d061 100644
--- a/dba_read.c
+++ b/dba_read.c
@@ -48,10 +48,9 @@ dba_read(const char *fname)
 	dba = dba_new(npages < 128 ? 128 : npages);
 	for (ip = 0; ip < npages; ip++) {
 		pdata = dbm_page_get(ip);
-		page = dba_page_new(dba->pages, pdata->name, pdata->sect,
+		page = dba_page_new(dba->pages, NULL, pdata->sect,
 		    pdata->arch, pdata->desc, pdata->file + 1, *pdata->file);
-		cp = pdata->name;
-		while (*(cp = strchr(cp, '\0') + 1) != '\0')
+		for (cp = pdata->name; *cp != '\0'; cp = strchr(cp, '\0') + 1)
 			dba_page_add(page, DBP_NAME, cp);
 		cp = pdata->sect;
 		while (*(cp = strchr(cp, '\0') + 1) != '\0')