Enhancement - Sequence range limiting
- Prevents overly large ranges. A bug was reported from a user
who tried this:
% task annotate 1 1-987654321
The 1-987654321 was assumed to be a valid range, and caused task
to consume all available memory. The workaround was:
% task 1 annotate 1-987654321
But it seems a good idea to range-limit sequences. Currently
it is 1000. Perhaps this should be configurable.
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@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ int main (int argc, char** argv)
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seq = parseSequence ("1--2");
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t.is (seq.size (), (size_t)0, "seq '1--2' -> 0 items (error)");
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// 1-1000
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// 1-1000 (SEQUENCE_MAX);
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seq = parseSequence ("1-1000");
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t.is (seq.size (), (size_t)1000, "seq '1-1000' -> 1000 items");
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if (seq.size () == 1000)
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