Use case-insensitive comparison to find a part file in Xlsx ZIP archive #419
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Maybe it should also be ported to xlsb? |
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Good point. |
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I have a file which
calaminefails to open. It crashes withindex out of bounds: the len is 0 but the index is 0here. It happened that my file contains/xl/SharedStrings.xml(while[Content_Types].xmlmentions/xl/sharedStrings.xml🤦) andcalamineexpects/xl/sharedStrings.xml.I did a quick search and it seems ECMA-376 assumes case-insensitive comparison of part names.