Issue533886
Created on 2002-03-23.03:39:32 by bmatlin, last changed 2002-05-30.20:30:49 by bckfnn.
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xmlproc.py
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bmatlin,
2002-03-23.03:39:32
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fixes list limit violation |
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Author: Bob Matlin (bmatlin) |
Date: 2002-03-23.03:39:32 |
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xmlproc.py parse_start_tag() can try to access the
list self.data past its limit. An updated version is
attached.
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| msg639 (view) |
Author: Lars Marius Garshol (larsga) |
Date: 2002-05-03.15:22:10 |
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That is by design, actually. parse_start_tag, do_parse,
and parse_end_tag, possibly also the method that parses
character data all do this. There is code in do_parse to
catch the generated exceptions and deal with it, since
accesses outside the buffer will mean that xmlproc is done
with its current buffer and must wait for more data.
Have you actually run into any problems because of this?
If so, please report them with sample data that cause them
to be triggered, but please don't modify the source unless
you *know* there is a bug.
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| msg640 (view) |
Author: Finn Bock (bckfnn) |
Date: 2002-05-30.20:30:49 |
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Thank you Lars for responding. I don't fully understand the
bugreport or your explanation, but I' trust that you know
your stuff so I'll close the report.
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