Re: bug?

Ger Hobbelt <[email protected]>
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On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 11:33 AM, Paolo <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 11:11:52AM +0100, Thomas Michael Hagen wrote:
>>
>>    this line creates errors because of the comment:
>>        call /:learn:/ [:*:article:]     # my ad-hoc learning function
>>    (simply looks at the url to find keywords):
>>    the error message looks like this:
>>    Ztart corrupted Zend corrupted  i 507 len 6 name = -simply- Ztart
>
> old bug, fixed (hopely!) around 10/08 iirc - pls update.
>
> --
> paolo


Forget it, my good man. The very latest publicly available vanilla
still goes kerplunk on this. (Though my sample test code doesn't
trigger the run-away Zend, which once took a little more nudging to
make it happen.)

The only one which survives this (of course) is any recent GerH
release (after oct/2008, that is; earlier versions, I'm not 100% sure
about - don't remember if I took up the courage back then to start
reporting vanilla bugs again, or ran into something I uncovered in
GerH to start with).

test code to reproduce at least part of the issue:

#
# code line about 'learn shouldn't b0rk, though it probably will on
vanilla, thanks to b0rked lexer there.
#
window

isolate (:article:) /yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!/
call /:learn:/ [:*:article:]     # my ad-hoc learning function (simply
looks at the url to find keywords):
exit /0/



:learn: (:urg:)
output /:*:urg:\n/
return



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Met vriendelijke groeten / Best regards,

Ger Hobbelt

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