Hi,
to navigate to a known page number, one should press "0" "<number>p".
At 32-bit systems, this doesn't allow entering more than 4 characters,
so, "999p" is allowed, but "1000p" is not, if refuses additional
characters after "1000".
In LYGetFile.c, this is in the row
if (LYgetBString(&temp, FALSE, sizeof(temp), NORECALL) < 0 ||
where sizeof(temp) seems result of usage misconception because
LYgetBString() wants here a maximal input line size.
Just for me I've trivially fixed this with a magic constant:
--- src/LYGetFile.c
+++ src/LYGetFile.c
@@ -1141,7 +1141,7 @@
/*
* Get the number, possibly with a letter suffix, from the user.
*/
- if (LYgetBString(&temp, FALSE, sizeof(temp), NORECALL) < 0 ||
+ if (LYgetBString(&temp, FALSE, 11, NORECALL) < 0 ||
isBEmpty(temp)) {
HTInfoMsg(CANCELLED);
return (DO_NOTHING);
(11 is maximal length of unsigned int in text, plus "p")
but one could have more advanced idea.
-netch-
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