minor refactor: fix read(char[], int, int) loop bound in LineColumnReader#2406
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…ader Use i < startOffset + length instead of i <= startOffset + length so the method reads at most length characters into the destination slice, matching BufferedReader semantics and avoiding an off-by-one past the requested range.
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It looks like JsonLexer usage makes assumptions about the old behavior. |
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Actually, the |
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Merged with an additional fix. Thanks! |
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Summary
Correct the loop upper bound in
LineColumnReader.read(char[], int, int)fromi <= startOffset + lengthtoi < startOffset + length.Rationale
The method should read at most
lengthcharacters into the slice[startOffset, startOffset + length), consistent withBufferedReadersemantics. The previous bound could process one character past that range.