Open pmf-ids opened 2 years ago
When calling jiq with
echo 1 | jiq
it opens up fine, displaying
[jq]> . 1
with the cursor being next to the dot. Hitting backspace removes the dot (which is expected behaviour). Hitting backspace again does nothing (also as expected). Now, hitting delete makes jiq crash with the message
panic: runtime error: slice bounds out of range [1:0] goroutine 1 [running]: github.com/fiatjaf/jiq.(*Query).Delete(0xc0002a6030, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0) /home/fiatjaf/comp/jiq/query.go:58 +0x238 github.com/fiatjaf/jiq.(*Engine).Run(0xc0002d2000, 0x0) /home/fiatjaf/comp/jiq/engine.go:126 +0xaa8 main.run(0xc0002d2000, 0xc0002a6000, 0xc00028c1f0) /home/fiatjaf/comp/jiq/cmd/jiq/jiq.go:59 +0x32 main.main() /home/fiatjaf/comp/jiq/cmd/jiq/jiq.go:55 +0x18d
This does not happen when hitting delete while the dot (or any other filter) is still visible.
Tested on jiq version 0.7.1-3-g5dec899
When calling jiq with
it opens up fine, displaying
with the cursor being next to the dot. Hitting backspace removes the dot (which is expected behaviour). Hitting backspace again does nothing (also as expected). Now, hitting delete makes jiq crash with the message
This does not happen when hitting delete while the dot (or any other filter) is still visible.
Tested on jiq version 0.7.1-3-g5dec899