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If you put Integer.SIZE in char input_buffer[] = new char[---here---]; it should fix the problem. Unless the lines or characters excedes 2,147,483,647.
2009-02-13 23:13:38 UTC by abgorn
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No, I don't have any notice about the source code.
I think this proyect is dead.
Regards.
2008-11-18 21:05:46 UTC by alejandropg
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Did you get any response to this? Have you been able to get your hands on it?
Any info on how to get the source would be great.
2008-11-18 18:58:55 UTC by eric_tucker
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Hi
You said that this proyects is free software (license LGPL), but I can't find the source code.
Please, could you help me??.
2008-10-17 05:38:30 UTC by alejandropg
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Does anyone know what the exact license is for this library? I need to know if it is indeed LGPL or if it is GNU.
2004-06-16 20:38:58 UTC by bschooley
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I also need to be able to do a diff on two binary files and was wondering if someone could help me out and point me to something I could use. Thanks,
Dave.
2002-07-09 19:20:09 UTC by johansend
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The limit is indeed 2000 but not only for the number
of
lines but for the number of characters in a line
(diffFile)
or a String (diffString).
The code is the following in src/JLibDiff/diff.java :
char input_buffer[] = new char[2000];
input_string.getChars(0, input_string.length(),
input_buffer, 0);.
2002-03-20 09:50:39 UTC by allenou
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The limit is indeed 2000 but not only for the number of
lines but for the number of characters in a line (diffFile)
or a String (diffString).
The code is the following in src/JLibDiff/diff.java :
char input_buffer[] = new char[2000];
input_string.getChars(0, input_string.length(),
input_buffer, 0);.
2002-03-20 09:49:14 UTC by allenou
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C'est pas juste.
2002-02-04 16:34:51 UTC by charoy
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Fais chier fais chier fais chier fais chier fais chier.
2002-02-04 15:21:10 UTC by charoy
