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Revision 5299

Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 12 years ago

strings.py: concat(): Fixed bug where end index of returned str0 portion would wrap around to a negative number if str1 itself was too long, causing incorrect truncation

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lib/strings.py
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    # Use raw_extra_len() because Unicode characters can be multi-byte, and
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    # length limits often apply to the byte length, not the character length.
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    max_len -= raw_extra_len(str0)+raw_extra_len(str1)
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    return str0[:max_len-len(str1)]+str1
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    str0_new_len = max_len - len(str1)
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    if str0_new_len < 0: return str1[:max_len] # str1 too long
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    return str0[:str0_new_len]+str1
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def split(sep, str_):


  		




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    '''Returns [] if str_ == ""'''


  		












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