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Message #12498
[Bug 1027270] Re: xml:parse() - infinite loop
** Description changed:
- "xmllint wiki.xml" reveals that for some reason the input file contains lots of numeric character references (cat and vim decode those automatically).
- Strangely it doesn't seem to be only one character but a combination of lines that provokes the behaviour (I tried removing some lines individually but couldn't reproduce after that).
+ "xmllint --asci wiki.xml" reveals that for some reason the input file
+ contains lots of uncommon UTF-8 characters (when viewed with cat and vim
+ the font seems to substitutes those with the closest ASCII char).
+
+ Strangely it doesn't seem to be only one character but a combination of
+ lines that provokes the behaviour (I tried removing some lines
+ individually but couldn't reproduce after that).
** Description changed:
- "xmllint --asci wiki.xml" reveals that for some reason the input file
- contains lots of uncommon UTF-8 characters (when viewed with cat and vim
- the font seems to substitutes those with the closest ASCII char).
+ "xmllint --encode ascii wiki.xml" reveals that for some reason the input
+ file contains lots of uncommon UTF-8 characters (when viewed with cat
+ and vim the font seems to substitutes those with the closest ASCII
+ char).
Strangely it doesn't seem to be only one character but a combination of
lines that provokes the behaviour (I tried removing some lines
individually but couldn't reproduce after that).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1027270
Title:
xml:parse() - infinite loop
Status in Zorba - The XQuery Processor:
Confirmed
Bug description:
"xmllint --encode ascii wiki.xml" reveals that for some reason the
input file contains lots of uncommon UTF-8 characters (when viewed
with cat and vim the font seems to substitutes those with the closest
ASCII char).
Strangely it doesn't seem to be only one character but a combination
of lines that provokes the behaviour (I tried removing some lines
individually but couldn't reproduce after that).
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