Bug in utfwriter!!!

[Kyle Alexander Buan]

Code:
use "textio"
use "string"
def main(a: [String]) {
var o=utfwriter(fopen_w("/home/d.txt"))
o.print('\u0162'.tostr())
o.print('\u016C'.tostr())
o.print('\u0176'.tostr())
o.close() }

The output text SHOULD be:
ŢŬŶ

BUT the output is:
ŢŢŶ

Please fix this bug :)

[Sergey Basalaev]

2013/10/13 Kyle Alexander Buan <tar.s...@gmail.com>

Hi! Does this happen only with utfwriter?

Is everything ok if you call just:

println("\u0162\u016C\u0176")

[Sergey Basalaev]

2013/10/14 Sergey Basalaev <sbas...@gmail.com>

 

Hi! Does this happen only with utfwriter?

Is everything ok if you call just:

println("\u0162\u016C\u0176")

Ok, utfwriter works normally. What you've found is a serious bug

in compiler. Shame on me, it parses hexadecimal numbers incorrectly!

[Kyle Alexander Buan]

No, it's NOT a shame, Sergey. You did an absolutely great job with
Alchemy OS. It just happens that it has some bugs :)
I'll be waiting for the fix :)

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[Sergey Basalaev]

2013/10/14 Kyle Alexander Buan <tar.s...@gmail.com>

No, it's NOT a shame, Sergey. You did an absolutely great job with
Alchemy OS. It just happens that it has some bugs :)
I'll be waiting for the fix :)

As a temporary solution you can use decimal character codes, either printing
them with Writer.write(code) or converting to characters as (number).cast(Char)

[Kyle Alexander Buan]

I understand that Decimal is an equal substitute, but still, typing
65536 as 0xFFFF is still cool :) No hurry, but I hope it gets fixed :)

On 10/14/13, Sergey Basalaev <sbas...@gmail.com> wrote: