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| details = mMonthRepeatByDayOfWeekStrs[weekday][dayNumber - 1]; | ||
| if (dayNumber > 0) { |
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This just prevents the exception - we would have a "monthly > on the same day every month" return a "monthly > on the {n}th {weekday} of the month" string.
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@carrizo - I believe a cleaner way to fix this would be to make I made the following changes to fix this issue. Give it a shot and let me know if you run into any issues.
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This solves bug #350
I did reproduce the error described by @Rx2TF which throws this exception:
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: length=5; index=-1Looks like
EventRecurrence#parse()method is leaving some garbage data in theEventRecurrence#bydayfield. This can be reproduced callingparse()two times, one with a weekly recurrence and then with a monthly recurrence; after this, thebydayfield keeps some data from the first call.I didn't solve the root problem in
EventRecurrenceclass because it looks like I can easily break something there.