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The close loop can still consume elements parsed immediately after a callback resets the parser.
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What changed in this PR
Makes Parser.reset() safer when invoked from callbacks.
Changes:
- Updates chunk accounting before tokenizer callbacks.
- Bounds close-tag processing after resets.
- Adds regression tests for both scenarios.
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src/Parser.ts |
Adjusts chunk indexing and element-closing behavior. |
src/Parser.spec.ts |
Adds reset-in-callback tests. |
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While parsing <a><b><c></a>, calling reset() and then write("<x><y>") inside the close callback for c still closes elements from the new document. The old loop keeps its original pos but checks the newly filled stack, so it closes y and x. Stop the old close operation when reset() runs, rather than relying only on stack length.
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The close-callback reset fix still leaves the parser unable to read the next document correctly. After this test's write("<a><b><c></a>"), a subsequent write("<x>") emits text x> instead of opening x. The tokenizer continues after the callback and changes its reset index and sectionStart from zero to one. Extend this test to parse another chunk, and stop the old tokenizer work after a reset.
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- Line 557: Track reset identity in Parser and increment it in reset(); in the
close-tag handling around the stack unwind, capture the current identity and
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Stop the old close-tag unwind after reset()
When an onclosetag callback calls reset() and then write(), Tokenizer.reset() sets running to true, so the new document is parsed synchronously. The old pos remains active, and the loop can pop elements from the new document.
Track reset identity and stop both the unwind and matched-element pop when it changes.
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+ private resetCount = 0;
private writeIndex = 0; if (!this.isVoidElement(name)) {
const pos = this.stack.lastIndexOf(name);
if (pos !== -1) {
+ const resetCount = this.resetCount;
// A callback may have reset the stack.
- while (this.stack.length > pos + 1) {
+ while (
+ this.resetCount === resetCount &&
+ this.stack.length > pos + 1
+ ) {
this.popElement(true);
}
- if (this.stack.length === pos + 1) this.popElement(false);
+ if (
+ this.resetCount === resetCount &&
+ this.stack.length === pos + 1
+ ) {
+ this.popElement(false);
+ } reset(): void {
+ this.resetCount++;
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Review comment at @src/Parser.ts at line 557:
Track reset identity in Parser and increment it in reset(); in the close-tag
handling around the stack unwind, capture the current identity and stop both the
unwind loop and matched-element pop if it changes, so a callback that resets and
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When onclosetag calls reset(), this stops the stack loop but returns control to Tokenizer.stateInClosingTagName, which subsequently overwrites the token position established by Tokenizer.reset(); this handler also later overwrites startIndex. For example, after parsing <a><b><c></a> with a reset on c, a subsequent parser.write("next") emits "ext", so the parser is not actually ready for a new document as reset() promises. The reset needs to abort the active tokenizer callback, such as through a reset-generation check, rather than only terminating this stack loop.
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The stack length does not establish that the elements still belong to the document whose closing tag is being processed. If an onclosetag callback calls reset() and immediately writes a replacement document containing enough open elements, this loop starts closing those new elements; if the callback repeats that reset-and-write operation for each close, the loop never reduces the length and does not terminate. Track reset/stack identity and exit after replacement rather than using the mutable length as the sole bound.
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Use the matched element's position as the loop bound, so a reset inside a close callback ends the loop without an extra condition per implied close. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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reset()being called from inside a callback:count chunks before invoking tokenizer callbacks:writeIndexis incremented before the tokenizer runs, so areset()from a callback does not leave the chunk count one behind.stop closing a stack reset by a callback: the implied-close loop inonclosetagis bounded by the matched element's position, so areset()from anonclosetagcallback ends the loop instead of closing elements of the new document.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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