handle null argument in range function#758
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| switch (args.length) { | ||
| case 0: | ||
| if (NumberUtils.isNumber(arg1.toString())) { | ||
| if (NumberUtils.isCreatable(arg1.toString())) { |
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Similarly, the ENGINE_LOG is used in the TruncateHtmlFilter. It would be nice to have that add an error too.
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Passing a null argument to the range function would throw a NullPointerException instead of being handled as an interpret error. That's fixed now.
I also logged template errors for bad values in the truncate and truncateHtml functions instead of using the ENGINE_LOG which no one looks at.