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Fixes #4060 #4068

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Fixes #4060 #4068

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Extra byte evaluated to truthy with an empty slice. Added size check which fixes the gzip bug.
I'll remove my previous pull request.

Extra byte evaluated to truthy with an empty slice. Added size check which fixes the gzip bug.
I'll remove my previous pull request.
@@ -71,7 +73,7 @@ class Gzip::Header

# flg
flg = Flg::None
flg |= Flg::EXTRA if @extra
flg |= Flg::EXTRA if !@extra.empty?
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Use unless

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Have done...

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thanks

@@ -85,8 +87,8 @@ class Gzip::Header
# os
io.write_byte os

if extra = @extra
io.write_byte extra.size.to_u8
if !@extra.empty?
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Ditto

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Ditto

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Thanks, I was about to suggest the same (or if @extra.any? to be positive)

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asterite commented Feb 23, 2017

No, this fix is a workaround, the real issue is a compiler bug. @extra is always initialized, it has an initializer

@asterite asterite closed this Feb 23, 2017
@@ -44,6 +44,8 @@ class Gzip::Header
xlen = io.read_byte.not_nil!
@extra = Bytes.new(xlen)
io.read_fully(@extra)
else
@extra = Bytes.empty
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This line is not needed, @extra should always be initialized. Right now it doesn't work because of #3988

@asterite asterite reopened this Feb 23, 2017
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Sorry, I closed it too soon. The fix is OK, the but adding an else; @extra = Bytes.empty should be removed from this PR.

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Ok will update.

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RX14 commented Feb 23, 2017

Oh, actually 👍 to if @extra.any?.

@bcardiff bcardiff added this to the Next milestone Feb 23, 2017
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Enumerable#any? determines if any of the elements is truthy. That's definitely slower and more complex than checking for empty?. Please change it :-)

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Changed it back to empty - this only runs once per gzip operation... doubt the speed difference would be significant compared to everything else in the zipping process, but I was happy with if !@extra.empty? so what do I know?

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@crisward Ah, my comment is misleading indeed, sorry. The point is that any? means "is any element in this byte slice truthy?" which is not exactly what you want here. Here we just need to know if the byte slice is empty. Using any? makes the semantic unclear for a reader that is not familiar with the code.

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Ok, new to ruby/crystal so didn't know what any meant, assumed with was the opposite to empty. Originally had it as .size > 0. Also many other language don't have unless.. Ah well, hopefully all this will be squashed into a nice merge assuming the orange turns to green.

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RX14 commented Feb 23, 2017

Oh, sorry @asterite, I just assumed that any? was !empty? because of @ysbaddaden's comment.

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Oh, I always assumed any? was just the negation of empty?. I was wrong.

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In practice it works the same if the elements will always be truthy. The problem is that any? is very short so it's very tempting to use it instead of !empty? 😄

if extra = @extra
io.write_byte extra.size.to_u8
unless @extra.empty?
io.write_byte @extra.size.to_u8
io.write(extra)
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shouldn't this also refer to @extra for consistency?

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Think you're right. It used to copy the value, I'm guessing there isn't a test case for gzip with extra set. I'll update.

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ukd1 commented Feb 23, 2017

This sounds like it may also fix #4064

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Related to #4084 as well?

@asterite asterite merged commit 2e61cca into crystal-lang:master Mar 1, 2017
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