On Tue, 7 Apr 2009, Daniel Noll wrote:
This appears to be coming from here:public String text() {
I think there might be another patch for this area waiting in bugzilla for someone to have time to review it properly. We have been doing some bug fixes in this area, but it's hard as the file format uses byte offsets in half the places, and character offsets in others, and we're slowly trying to ensure we use the right offset in the right place
You might want to grab the patch, apply it to trunk and see if it improves things for you, but hopefully someone'll get a chance to review and commit it in the next few weeks.
I notice that trunk is significantly different in this area... so I'm wondering how safe it would be to pull just the changes in this area into 3.1, or whether it is a practical impossibility due to being part of a much larger changeset.
You could try just using hwpf from trunk, and keeping your hssf stuff on 3.1? That ought to work without too much faffing
We can't upgrade to 3.2 as updating caused about half a dozen of our own unit tests to fail.
Meaningful unit tests that highlight problems are almost as welcome as patches that fix those problems! :)
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