Sanitize all text before printing - #913
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| use stdext::arena::{self, Arena, scratch_arena}; | ||
| use stdext::arena_format; | ||
| use stdext::collections::{BString, BVec}; | ||
| use stdext::unicode::sanitize_control_chars; |
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Notes:
- There are new helpers on
BString/BVecto make generics possible (e.g.write!()into aBVec; stdlib has them too). You can mostly ignore those changes. - There's now 1 central function to sanitize strings. It's in sanitize.rs at the end and I suggest reading it first.
- With the sanitizer in place, all of the TextBuffer rendering logic moved into Framebuffer.
Dustin L. Howett (DHowett)
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On UNIX it's possible to create filenames containing arbitrary escape
sequences. To avoid injecting them into stdout, this sanitizes all
output written to the
Framebuffer.