AIOOB from LineBreakUtils

2009-07-29 Thread Lars Andren 

Hi all,
When I am generating a PDF-file, the class LineBreakUtils and the method 

public static byte getLineBreakPairProperty(int lineBreakPropertyBefore,int
lineBreakPropertyAfter) {
return
PAIR_TABLE[lineBreakPropertyBefore-1][lineBreakPropertyAfter-1];
}

keeps on giving me an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException -1 for what I am
guessing is some automatic trimming/line breaking for an especially long
string or something. The two values are 
lineBreakPropertyBefore = 2
lineBreakPropertyAfter = 0

I have been searching around the forum for this for a long time and could
not find anything related to this. Have anyone else had any problems with
this? Any idea of what might cause this?
Thank you for your time,
Lars
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Re: AIOOB from LineBreakUtils

2009-07-29 Thread Chris Bowditch 

Lars Andren wrote:

Hi all,


Hi Lars,

When I am generating a PDF-file, the class LineBreakUtils and the method 


public static byte getLineBreakPairProperty(int lineBreakPropertyBefore,int
lineBreakPropertyAfter) {
return
PAIR_TABLE[lineBreakPropertyBefore-1][lineBreakPropertyAfter-1];
}

keeps on giving me an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException -1 for what I am
guessing is some automatic trimming/line breaking for an especially long
string or something. The two values are 
lineBreakPropertyBefore = 2

lineBreakPropertyAfter = 0


There is already a bug logged for this: 
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=41999. The bug 
already contains a patch. I don't think there is any further information 
on this issue. If you are having trouble applying the patch and 
compiling then please paste your compilation errors to fop-user mailing 
list and we will try to help you.




I have been searching around the forum for this for a long time and could
not find anything related to this. Have anyone else had any problems with
this? Any idea of what might cause this?
Thank you for your time,
Lars


Thanks,

Chris