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Opened Apr 04, 2008 by bugzilla-migration@bugzilla-migrationReporter

g_unichar_totitle(0) returns 0x00001F88 instead of 0

Submitted by Ivan Peikov

Link to original bug (#526123)

Description

Please describe the problem: The title-case version of 0 is obviously 0 (according to the Unicode standard). However, due to the title-case characters implementation in glib (title_table[]) 0 is also used whenever no lower/upper version of the title-case character exists. This leads to the buggy behavior.

Steps to reproduce:

  1. pass 0 to g_unichar_totitle()

Actual results: returns 0x00001F88

Expected results: 0

Does this happen every time? yes

Other information:

Version: 2.16.x

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Reference: GNOME/glib#135