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"0" and "@" hash value conflicted? #1209
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Very strange bug. Thanks for reporting it.
Doing That can co-exist with 0. That suggests that the problem is in the parsing of FWIW – you see "XS abort: unhandled exception" because We'll look into the bug |
The test case works correctly in Line 547 in f506446
...to... if (anID >= XS_SYMBOL_ID_COUNT)
linker->symbolTable[aModulo] = aSymbol; The problem would also occur with built-in symbols like (The patch above will be merged to this repository in the coming days.) |
I've verified with a local code change and it works. I'll close this issue, thanks! |
Thank you for confirming. The fix is live in this repository now. We really appreciate your attention to detail in finding this issue. |
@phoddie Can you verify this is fixed?
And the problem found in my code still exists.
It got fixed. |
It looks like one fix stepped on another. Sorry about that. Your merge of the two fixes does seem to work. We'll review that and update. |
Just FYI – merging the two changes works on a clean build, but can fail on an incremental build. We have a fix that should always work. That will be live soon. Thanks for reporting this issue, again. |
This should be better now. Please try with the latest. Thank you, |
Closing (fixed). |
It seems like if I put "@" into an JSON object, it's hash value got conflicted with "0"? Very interesting
from helloworld project:
Expected output is :
But I got
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