Multi-byte characters are split in `writePI()` if first byte sits right at the end of the buffer #93

cowtowncoder · 2024-06-07T00:58:18Z

Similar to #86, Processing Instruction writes are also affected by boundary condition, need to be checked.

cowtowncoder added this to the 1.3.3 milestone Jun 7, 2024

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Fix #93: handle split surrogate for PI writes too

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Multi-byte characters are split in writeCData() if first byte sits right at the end of the buffer #86

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Multi-byte characters are split in `writePI()` if first byte sits right at the end of the buffer #93

Multi-byte characters are split in `writePI()` if first byte sits right at the end of the buffer #93

cowtowncoder commented Jun 7, 2024

Multi-byte characters are split in writePI() if first byte sits right at the end of the buffer #93

Multi-byte characters are split in writePI() if first byte sits right at the end of the buffer #93

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cowtowncoder commented Jun 7, 2024

Multi-byte characters are split in `writePI()` if first byte sits right at the end of the buffer #93

Multi-byte characters are split in `writePI()` if first byte sits right at the end of the buffer #93