Re: [xml] Patch to fix ICU flush and pivot buffer
- From: Nick Wellnhofer <wellnhofer aevum de>
- To: Joel Hockey <joelhockey chromium org>, "xml gnome org" <xml gnome org>
- Cc: mscherer google com, Jungshik Shin <jshin chromium org>
- Subject: Re: [xml] Patch to fix ICU flush and pivot buffer
- Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2017 13:02:44 +0200
On 25/10/2017 10:32, Joel Hockey wrote:
This patch fixes those issues.
Looks good.
The patch changes public function xmlCharEncInFunc but this function isn't
used internally anymore (since commit a78d8036 from 2012). It might still be
used in client code that wants to use libxml2's character conversion
facilities, though. Maybe it's better to remove the `flush` parameter and
always call xmlEncInputChunk with `flush` set to 1. This should at least allow
one-shot character conversions without breaking the public API.
The test sets encoding to "UTF8-". This encoding is chosen since it is not
recognized by libxml and forces the decoding to be done by ICU which
recognizes this encoding as UTF8. Unfortunately, the test always fails when
using iconv since iconv does not recognize this encoding. Since iconv is the
default in libxml, I understand that it may not make sense to always run this
testcase, or to include it at all.
It should be possible to write a test that works with both iconv and ICU and
triggers the bug with a different variable-width encoding like Shift-JIS.
If it is any help, I can send this patch as a pull request to the libxml
github repo, or I can also create a libxml bug. It looks like libxml
preference is to take patches on the mailing list.
I prefer patches created with `git format-patch` that include author
information and a commit message, either via the mailing list or Bugzilla.
Nick
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