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Fixed ASCII folding for non-foldable non-ASCII characters

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Problem: Add an object, name it using cyrilic, Slice, click Export: the proposed name is mangled. Affects all platforms, 2.2.0 was fine.

Cause: It is mangled during ASCII folding, which was broken with 28c0880 when it was generalized to be used from the fuzzy matcher.
    fold_to_ascii(wchar_t c, char *out) relies on narrowing char = wchar_t assignment, the old one used std::back_insert_iterator<std::wstring>.
    It is thus unable to leave a character alone even when it should (it should, right?).

Solution:
    1. Typed the fold_to_ascii function so it works on wchar_t only, which should mimic the old behaviour.
    2. Changed the respective call in fts_fuzzy_match.h. That function also works with wide char C-strings.

Cleanup:
    1. Removed the unused fold_utf8_to_ascii(const char *src) overload to avoid code duplication.
    2. Untemplated the fold_to_ascii(wchar_t c, std::back_insert_iterator<std::wstring>& out) function, it was never called with a different type.
    3. The function is now static in ASCIIFolding.cpp, nobody else needs to know.
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Lukas Matena 2020-12-18 21:22:26 +01:00
parent 1f5ac7d2f7
commit 78a3d8b63e
3 changed files with 17 additions and 29 deletions
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src/slic3r/GUI/fts_fuzzy_match.h
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@ -116,10 +116,10 @@ namespace fts {
int num_matched = std::tolower(*pattern) == std::tolower(*str) ? 1 : 0;
bool folded_match = false;
if (! num_matched) {
char tmp[4];
char *end = Slic3r::fold_to_ascii(*str, tmp);
char *c = tmp;
for (const wchar_t* d = pattern; c != end && *d != 0 && wchar_t(std::tolower(*c)) == std::tolower(*d); ++c, ++d);
wchar_t tmp[4];
wchar_t *end = Slic3r::fold_to_ascii(*str, tmp);
wchar_t *c = tmp;
for (const wchar_t* d = pattern; c != end && *d != 0 && std::towlower(*c) == std::towlower(*d); ++c, ++d);
if (c == end) {
folded_match = true;
num_matched = end - tmp;