When I tried to make some code, which read my clipboard contents containing some Json Data and trying to replace some fields before parsing the data, I noticed it would get cut off and corrupted after the string.Replace call replaced 0 instances of the string
Description
Description
Details
Details
- Severity
- Crash
- Resolution
- Open
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Operating System
- Windows 11 x64
- Category
- General
Steps To Reproduce
modded class MissionGameplay {
void MissionGameplay() {
CreateCorruptedString();
}
void CreateCorruptedString() {
string str;
GetGame().CopyFromClipboard(str);
Print("Original Length: " + str.Length());
FileHandle handle = OpenFile("$profile:original.txt", FileMode.WRITE);
FPrint(handle, str);
CloseFile(handle);
int rep1 = str.Replace("\"param7\":{},", "");
Print("Replaced First: " + rep1 + " Length: " + str.Length());
int rep2 = str.Replace("\"param7\": {},", "");
Print("Replaced Second: " + rep2 + " Length: " + str.Length());
int rep3 = str.Replace("test", "text");
Print("Replaced Thrid: " + rep3 + " Length: " + str.Length());
handle = OpenFile("$profile:modified.txt", FileMode.WRITE);
FPrint(handle, str);
CloseFile(handle);
}
}my output was:
SCRIPT : Original Length: 4024 SCRIPT : Replaced First: 0 Length: 1096 SCRIPT : Replaced Second: 0 Length: 1096 SCRIPT : Replaced Thrid: 0 Length: 1096
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Comment Actions
It not only happens when I get the string in there with the CopyFromClipboard, but also when doing something like string str = "..." and put all the data with escaped quotes in there.
It doesn't even matter what the content of the string is. For example putting in 4000 time "a" and letting it run, still yields the same result