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[Bug] grammatical error in mkiocccentry(1) #1036
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I'm surprised that slipped through actually. I guess from all the other things that were going on. I"m happy to fix that when it's time. |
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Do you wish me to fix this along with the other issues? I'll not ask this in another issue (besides the one I just did of course) so as to save you time. |
Yes please. |
This one is done.. unfortunately you'll see a commit and it being reverted. I have no way to do that otherwise without bring in the jstrdecode -h bug (though as said in jparse it's fixed but it also has the validating of JSON first). I'll look at the other issues and see if I can get them in too. In a little bit I have to go afk a while but I hope to do more when back. |
The issues in respective order: - Typo fix in mkiocccentry.c ('You title must ...' -> 'Your title must ...'). - mkiocccentry UUID type 4 was too strict - Renamed makefile.local -> Makefile.local. This does NOT address issue ioccc-src#1034! Updated version of mkiocccentry due to the above changes. For the second one new macros are in soup/limit_ioccc.h so the soup version has been updated as well. Due to the mkiocccentry version change many JSON files were updated so this is a large commit. Something that should be pointed out is that the dyn_array and dbg repos should be updated to match the Makefile changes. This can be done later. I am too tired to do that now but what this means is that if one were to sync dbg or dyn_array to here it would roll it back. Another thing to point out is that another couple commits will likely be included as a mistake was made on my end and unfortunately that commit was pushed to my fork. This means I had to do git revert on it.
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Bug was reported by Eliot Lear while testing mkiocccentry(1).
This is a LOW PRIORITY BUG. We are simply documenting this for action after IOCCC28.
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