Ondrej Bilka wrote:
> For encodings like BIG5 if character contains / it could quit prematurely.
Eric Blake wrote:
> BIG5 is a lousy character encoding for the very
> reason that it confuses common ASCII bytes with encoded characters,
> depending on shift state.
BIG5 does not have shift state. BIG
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According to Ondrej Bilka on 5/14/2009 7:47 AM:
> Hello,
> I realized my fnmatch implementation contains this bug:
> For encodings like BIG5 if character contains / it could quit prematurely.
> I fixed it by ingoring FNM_PATHNAME till check phase.
> Bu
Hello,
I realized my fnmatch implementation contains this bug:
For encodings like BIG5 if character contains / it could quit prematurely.
I fixed it by ingoring FNM_PATHNAME till check phase.
But as I looked how it is handled in basename.c it isnt handled at all. glibc
basename too ignores this.
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