glib string hashes?

["Christopher T. Lansdown" <lansdoct screech cs alfred edu>]

Hi,
	Does anyone have experience using glib hashes with the g_str_hash?
Does anyone know if it handles hash collides intelligently? A bit of
output:

Inserted the variable ContentType into the hash with the expansion CDATA.
The table now has 1 entities.
Inserted the variable ContentTypes into the hash with the expansion CDATA.
The table now has 2 entities.
Inserted the variable Charset into the hash with the expansion CDATA.
The table now has 3 entities.
Inserted the variable Charsets into the hash with the expansion CDATA.
The table now has 4 entities.
Hm, there seems to be a multiple definition of the entity LanguageCode.
Inserted the variable LanguageCode into the hash with the expansion NAME.
The table now has 4 entities.


You don't want to see the code, but suffice it to say that the basic order
is:
GHashTable *hash;
char *string, expansion_argument;
hash = g_hash_table_new(g_str_hash, g_str_equal);
while(stuff go on here) {
...
if(g_hash_table_lookup(hash, string))
	printf("Hm, there seems to be ... entity %s.\n", string);

g_hash_table_insert(hash, string, expansion_argument);
printf("Inserted the variable %s into the hash ... %s.\n", string,
expansion_argument);

printf("The table now has %i entities.\n", g_hash_table_size(hash));
...
}

Am I doing something wrong here, or does it just look like I'm getting a
hash table collision which isn't being handled properly?  What happens
when 2 strings provide the same hash key, does glib handle this?  Is this
a glib bug?  Any and all help is greatly appreciate.  Thanks.
	-Chris

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