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Re: [Nano-devel] [bug] segfault when pasting then cutting, when mark is


From: Benno Schulenberg
Subject: Re: [Nano-devel] [bug] segfault when pasting then cutting, when mark is on
Date: Wed, 11 Sep 2013 22:12:16 +0200

On Tue, Sep 10, 2013, at 17:49, Benno Schulenberg wrote:
> Open a new file, type two <Enter>s, then:
> 
> first<Enter>
> second<Cursor-up>
> ^K<Cursor-right><Cursor-right>
> Alt+A<Cursor-right><Cursor-right>
> ^U^K

Segfault.  After enabling debug, adding some print statements,
and filtering out lines with () from the dump file:

[...]
matched seq "^P" and btw meta was 0 (menus 1 = 1281)
matched seq "^K" and btw meta was 0 (menus 1 = 1)
Before:  topdata is ''first'', x=0;  bottomdata is ''second'', x=0.
After:  topdata is ''first'', x=0;  bottomdata is '''', x=0.
Dumping cutbuffer to stderr...
(1) first
(2) 
matched seq "^F" and btw meta was 0 (menus 1 = 8191)
matched seq "^F" and btw meta was 0 (menus 1 = 8191)
matched seq "M-A" and btw meta was 1 (menus 1 = 1)
matched seq "^F" and btw meta was 0 (menus 1 = 8191)
matched seq "^F" and btw meta was 0 (menus 1 = 8191)
matched seq "^U" and btw meta was 0 (menus 1 = 1)
Mark is on line 3, x=2;  current line is 3, x=4.
Before:  topdata is ''second'', x=4;  bottomdata is ''second'', x=4.
After:  topdata is '''', x=4;  bottomdata is '''', x=4.
(5) 
(4) nd
(3) secofirst
(2) 
(1) 
matched seq "^K" and btw meta was 0 (menus 1 = 1)
Blew away cutbuffer =)
Mark is on line 3, x=2;  current line is 4, x=0.
Before:  topdata is '''', x=2;  bottomdata is ''nd'', x=0.

There it segfaults, which seems logical, because how can the
x position be 2 when the topdata is empty?  I would have
expected the topdata to be ''secofirst'' here (or maybe
''cofirst'' and x=0).  The ^U when the mark is on has
somehow confused something, it seems.

(The "Before:" and "After:" refer to the null_at and charmove
statements in partition_filestruct() in nano.c around line 240.)

Benno

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