repp segmentation fault

[arademaker]

With the same example used for testing in the formula file:

ar@leme ~ % repp teste.rpp
don't
zsh: segmentation fault  repp teste.rpp
ar@leme ~ % repp teste.rpp
do n't
zsh: segmentation fault  repp teste.rpp

[dantiston]

Hi @arademaker - the test file that is generated looks like this after printing from Ruby:

: +
!^(.+)$								 \1 
!([^ ])(n't) 						\1 \2 

I was able to confirm that with the escaped backslashes, I get the segmentation fault and without, I do not. I suspect this is a bug in repp that we should file with Woodley.

If you run brew test delph-in/delphin/repp --keep-tmp, you can inspect the test file (for instance, /private/tmp/repp-test-20200702-51782-1nbgzhq), where I can see:

$ cat /private/tmp/repp-test-20200702-51782-1nbgzhq/test.rpp 
: +
!^(.+)$								 \1 
!([^ ])(n't) 						\1 \2 

[arademaker]

Thank you, unfortunately we don’t have repp code in a GitHub repository to easily report an issue. I will write to the dev list