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Subject: Re: Most obscure bug *ever*

Author: Dave Gomboc

Date: 18:40:23 10/23/02

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On October 23, 2002 at 15:25:04, Colin Frayn wrote:

>Then I suddenly realised.  Carlos had been sending strings to the engine of the
>form;
>3r4/5b2/1k1r1p2/Np5p/4P1p1/2R1KPP1/2P4P/R7 w
>
>(i.e. missing off the last two dashes.)  The full string should be
>3r4/5b2/1k1r1p2/Np5p/4P1p1/2R1KPP1/2P4P/R7 w - -
>
>but of course the shortened version should still be valid.

Why do you say that?  All those fields are required.  The EPD parsing code I
ahve written throws an exception on your first example.  Sounds like that would
have saved you a lot of grief!

Dave

• Re: Most obscure bug *ever* Dann Corbit 12:47:37 10/24/02
  • Re: Most obscure bug *ever* Dave Gomboc 01:33:27 10/25/02
    • Re: Most obscure bug *ever* Dann Corbit 02:05:59 10/25/02
      • Re: Most obscure bug *ever* Daniel Clausen 07:08:51 10/25/02
      • Re: Most obscure bug *ever* Dave Gomboc 04:37:51 10/25/02
        • Re: Most obscure bug *ever* Dann Corbit 09:52:20 10/25/02
          • Re: Most obscure bug *ever* Dave Gomboc 20:51:32 10/25/02
          • Re: Most obscure bug *ever* Dann Corbit 11:16:01 10/25/02

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