Hi Eike, On Thursday, 2nd July 2013 at 09:33, Eike Rethmeier wrote: > > > Hi all, > > I found an JavaScript bug in the toUpperCase() function in Qt5.1 Release > Candidate. That bug was not in Qt5.1 Beta.
Thanks for posting this, this may in fact be a blocking issue. > >That’s how it should behave (call and result), tested with Qt5.1 Beta and >former versions (and Chrome and Firefox) > "Hello123 World!".toUpperCase() > "HELLO123 WORLD!" > > > That’s how it behaves with Qt5.1 Release Candidate in Win7 (VS2012 build): > "Hello123 World!".toUpperCase() > "HELLO???WORLD" > > Funny thing is, I do not visually see these strange characters betwenn HELLO > and WORLD in the inspector, I only see them when I copy the string from the > inspector and paste them into this Email. In the inspector it looks like 4 > spaces between HELLO and WORLD. In WinXP it looks like this in the inspector: > > Qt5.1 Release Candidate in WinXP (VS2012 build): > "Hello123 World!".toUpperCase() > "HELLOWORLD " > > > The real problem is, that toUpperCase() is also used by a bunch of libraries > like jQuery, knockout etc. So this is a severe problem. > Where can I post this bug to make sure that it is fixed in the Final Release? I went ahead and created a bugreport here: https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-32159 > > Thanks, > Eike _______________________________________________ webkit-qt mailing list [email protected] https://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo/webkit-qt
