Bug #19134 2013-09-29 18:17
zopper
(C/C++ lang) Crash on some characters in "#if " macro
When in a C/C++ file macro #if is created, then typing some characters in its expression (currently it seems to be any non-ascii) cause a crash with an error message in terminal:
codeblocks: ./src/scintilla/lexlib/CharacterSet.h:83: bool CharacterSet::Contains(int) const: Expectation val >= 0 failed.
It is not important if the character is typed, pasted from clipboard, if it is or isn't the first character right after the #if.
Other macros don't seems to be affected by this bug. At least all I have tried.
I found this error when I mistyped. Usually it should not be a big problem (who use non-ascii chars in macros) but it can be done by mistake and cause lost of all unsaved work.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a C file
2. Create a #if macro
3. On the same line, type or paste any non-ascii character, for example: , č, or open Wikipedia and copy something from "languages" column
(4. Have a wish :-) )
Version: Release 12.11 rev 8629 (2012-11-28 11:40:31) gcc 4.8.1 Linux/unicode - 64 bit
Currently I cannot test it on Windows to see if it is affected also.
- Category
- Application::Crash
- Group
- Platform:Linux
- Status
- Open
- Close date
- Assigned to
- tpetrov
History
Please test latest trunk code also test latest version of Scite or any other scintilll based editor if it exhibits the same problem. If it does report it to the scintilla's maintainers.
By the way this doesn't happen on Gentoo 64bit, rev 9378.
Can you try newer build?