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spec/utf8_sequences.txt @ 10486:479e96e554c8

net.server_epoll: Add debug logging for delayed reading In :onreadable, if there is still buffered incoming data after reading from the socket (as indicated by the :dirty method, usually because LuaSocket has an 8k buffer that's full but it read a smaller amount), another attempt to read is scheduled via this :pausefor method. This is also called from some other places where it would be pointless to read because there shouldn't be any data. In the delayed read case, this should report that the socket is "dirty". If it reports that the socket is "clean" then the question is where the buffer contents went? If this doesn't get logged after the scheduled time (0.000001s by default) then this would suggests a problem with timer or scheduling.
author Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se>
date Sat, 07 Dec 2019 19:05:10 +0100
parent 8236:4878e4159e12
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Should pass: 41 42 43               # Simple ASCII - abc
Should pass: 41 42 c3 87            # "ABÇ"
Should pass: 41 42 e1 b8 88         # "ABḈ"
Should pass: 41 42 f0 9d 9c 8d      # "AB𝜍"
Should pass: F4 8F BF BF            # Last valid sequence (U+10FFFF)
Should fail: F4 90 80 80            # First invalid sequence (U+110000)
Should fail: 80 81 82 83            # Invalid sequence (invalid start byte)
Should fail: C2 C3                  # Invalid sequence (invalid continuation byte)
Should fail: C0 43                  # Overlong sequence
Should fail: F5 80 80 80            # U+140000 (out of range)
Should fail: ED A0 80               # U+D800 (forbidden by RFC 3629)
Should fail: ED BF BF               # U+DFFF (forbidden by RFC 3629)
Should pass: ED 9F BF               # U+D7FF (U+D800 minus 1: allowed)
Should pass: EE 80 80               # U+E000 (U+D7FF plus 1: allowed)
Should fail: C0                     # Invalid start byte
Should fail: C1                     # Invalid start byte
Should fail: C2                     # Incomplete sequence
Should fail: F8 88 80 80 80         # 6-byte sequence
Should pass: 7F                     # Last valid 1-byte sequence (U+00007F)
Should pass: DF BF                  # Last valid 2-byte sequence (U+0007FF)
Should pass: EF BF BF               # Last valid 3-byte sequence (U+00FFFF)
Should pass: 00                     # First valid 1-byte sequence (U+000000)
Should pass: C2 80                  # First valid 2-byte sequence (U+000080)
Should pass: E0 A0 80               # First valid 3-byte sequence (U+000800)
Should pass: F0 90 80 80            # First valid 4-byte sequence (U+000800)
Should fail: F8 88 80 80 80         # First 5-byte sequence - invalid per RFC 3629
Should fail: FC 84 80 80 80 80      # First 6-byte sequence - invalid per RFC 3629
Should pass: EF BF BD               # U+00FFFD (replacement character)
Should fail: 80                     # First continuation byte
Should fail: BF                     # Last continuation byte
Should fail: 80 BF                  # 2 continuation bytes
Should fail: 80 BF 80               # 3 continuation bytes
Should fail: 80 BF 80 BF            # 4 continuation bytes
Should fail: 80 BF 80 BF 80         # 5 continuation bytes
Should fail: 80 BF 80 BF 80 BF      # 6 continuation bytes
Should fail: 80 BF 80 BF 80 BF 80   # 7 continuation bytes
Should fail: FE                     # Impossible byte
Should fail: FF                     # Impossible byte
Should fail: FE FE FF FF            # Impossible bytes
Should fail: C0 AF                  # Overlong "/"
Should fail: E0 80 AF               # Overlong "/"
Should fail: F0 80 80 AF            # Overlong "/"
Should fail: F8 80 80 80 AF         # Overlong "/"
Should fail: FC 80 80 80 80 AF      # Overlong "/"
Should fail: C0 80 AF               # Overlong "/" (invalid)
Should fail: C1 BF                  # Overlong
Should fail: E0 9F BF               # Overlong
Should fail: F0 8F BF BF            # Overlong
Should fail: F8 87 BF BF BF         # Overlong
Should fail: FC 83 BF BF BF BF      # Overlong
Should pass: EF BF BE               # U+FFFE (invalid unicode, valid UTF-8)
Should pass: EF BF BF               # U+FFFF (invalid unicode, valid UTF-8)