Re: segfault in ruby bindings

Hi,

In <CEAB627200FA5C499F8CCB66C26905F30F0C01@wiems02014.ceu.corp.heidelberg.com>
  "segfault in ruby bindings" on Tue, 18 Jul 2006 11:39:33 +0200,
  "Husterer, Thomas RD-CP1" <Thomas.Husterer@heidelberg.com> wrote:

> For this reson I use the following code fragment:
>
> context.set_log_msg_func { |items|
> ret=@commitDialog.execute(items.join("\n"))
> if ret == 0
> raise Svn::Error::CANCELLED
> end
> [true, @commitDialog.text ]
> }
>
> I use 'set_log_msg_func' to hook-in a callback which starts the user dialog.
> Inside the dialog the user can edit the commit message, press ok or cancel.

> In case of 'cancel' there is no way to abort the calling function with a return
> value.
> The only way to manage this condition is to raise an exception.
>
> I use the exception 'Svn::Error::CANCELLED'.

> As a fast fix I use the following patch:
...
> Is this the right solution for this problem?

Yes. I fixed this problem in trunk (r20741).

> How comes this fix (or a better one) into the repository (trunk and 1.3.x)?

I nominated the fix (r20741) to the 1.3.x and 1.4.x
branches. So, this problem may be fixed in next 1.3.x and/or
1.4.x release.

Thanks,

--
kou
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