Invalid buffer handling causes ExpectJ not to see a patten

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#10 Invalid buffer handling causes ExpectJ not to see a patten

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Updated: 2010-12-20

Created: 2010-12-20

Creator: Geert Jansen

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I found this issue while working on the rhevm-api project. See the folowing mailing list posting for details:

https://fedorahosted.org/pipermail/rhevm-api/2010-December/000621.html

The posting below contains a patch as well, which i have duplicated in this ticket.

So far, the patch is working for me but i haven't yet given it a full rigorous testing.

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Geert Jansen - 2010-12-20

Patch that seems to resolve the issue

expectj-buffer.patch

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Nickolas Moser - 2011-05-23

I have observed this issue as well, and implemented the patch below, however it did not fix anything. I am executing the same sequence of expect's on the same data stream and it will miss the value about 50% of the time.

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Anonymous - 2012-09-28

The following change (based on spryspectre's change) works for me:
https://github.com/tgbyte/expectj/commit/385faac8c24d8ce8365a08968b8d535b1050c9cb

The following change \(based on spryspectre's change\) works for me: https://github.com/tgbyte/expectj/commit/385faac8c24d8ce8365a08968b8d535b1050c9cb

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