Closed amirrajan closed 12 years ago
Turns out the byte replacement code I got from stack overflow had a bug in it, this pull request contains the fix for the bug.
The bug was:
If you had a string in the content that started with an underscore immediately before the
[underscore][underscore]NAME[underscore][underscore]
describe[underscore][underscore][underscore]NAME[underscore][underscore]
describe[underscore]NameProvided
Doh...
It's fixed though :-)
Turns out the byte replacement code I got from stack overflow had a bug in it, this pull request contains the fix for the bug.
The bug was:
If you had a string in the content that started with an underscore immediately before the
token, the string replacement would throw an exception. For example if the content contained , it should be replaced with ....instead it threw an exception.