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Bug in Regexp using extended characters
Reported by Joshaven Potter | September 11th, 2008 @ 02:25 AM | in 2.x
All of the following examples work as expected in IRB but fail in the rails console environment when the character is greater then 191. However, it works fine if you escape using the octal representation of the character Regexp.new(218.chr) will break but /\332/ is fine ( /\332/===218.chr => true )
Regexp.new('^'+65.chr+'$') === 65.chr => true Regexp.new('^'+218.chr+'$') === 218.chr => false
Regexp.new(65.chr) => /A/ c=191; Regexp.new('^'+c.chr+'$')
=== c.chr => true c=192; Regexp.new('^'+c.chr+'$') === c.chr
false Regexp.new 190.chr /\276/ Regexp.new 193.chr RegexpError:
premature end of regular expression: /Á/ from (irb):54:in
initialize' from (irb):54:in
new' from (irb):54
Regexp.new(218.chr) RegexpError: premature end of regular
expression: /Ú/ from (irb):237:in initialize' from
(irb):237:in
new' from (irb):237 from :0
rails --version => Rails 2.1.0 RUBY_VERSION => "1.8.6" RUBY_RELEASE_DATE => "2008-08-11" RUBY_PLATFORM => "i686-darwin8.11.1"
Comments and changes to this ticket
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Pratik December 20th, 2008 @ 05:36 PM
- Assigned user set to Pratik
- State changed from new to invalid
Could you please submit a failing test case/fix - http://rails.lighthouseapp.com/p... ?
Thanks.
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