Public bug reported:
Reproducible in Ubuntu 13.10, with IBus and a Chinese input method
(Pinyin, Bopomofo, or Chewing).
1. Start gedit.
2. Go to Edit -> Preferences, and enable "highlight matching brackets"
3. In the new text file, type these characters: "ya{ya}ya(ya)ya[ya]y" (all
brackets should be half-width to allow highlighting)
4. Now enable a Chinese input method, and type some Chinese text.
5. Actual result: When the text cursor is before a highlighted bracket,
typing will cause gedit to crash, with "Segmentation fault (core
dumped)". In the above example, if your text cursor is after each "a"
and before a bracket, gedit will crash.
Expected result: Crash shouldn't happen and gedit should accept the
character being typed.
** Affects: gedit (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Summary changed:
- gedit segfault when typing with ibus and highlight matching braces
+ gedit segfault when typing with ibus and highlight matching brakets
** Summary changed:
- gedit segfault when typing with ibus and highlight matching brakets
+ gedit segfault when typing with ibus and highlight matching brackets
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gedit segfault when typing with ibus and highlight matching brackets
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