thread 'main' has overflowed its stack

[stan4cb]

Just running example code results in stackoverflow:
Compiled with rustc 1.25.0-nightly (8ccab7eed 2018-01-31)

    let mut book = Book::new();
    let mut sheet = Sheet::new("TEST");

    sheet.add_cell(Cell::str("a"), 0, 0);
    sheet.add_cell(Cell::str("b"), 0, 1);
    sheet.add_cell(Cell::float(1.0), 1, 0);
    sheet.add_cell(Cell::float(2.0), 1, 1);
    sheet.add_cell(Cell::date_with_style("2017-12-02T13:30:00", Style::new("YYYY/MM/DD\\ HH:MM:SS")), 2, 1);

    book.add_sheet(sheet);
    
    xlsx::write(&book, Path::new("test.xlsx")).expect("crash");

Runnning as test passes the test but the output is still unreadable.

Files:
test-results.zip

[aoyagikouhei]

I tried it with 1.25.1 and 1.26.0-nightly. Both were successful in MacOS 10.13.3.
What is your environment? Please try also on the stable version.

[stan4cb]

I'm using windows 10, and running with stable changed nothing. Do i need any library installed or something like that?
I'll try with updated stable.
update:
still no luck

[aoyagikouhei]

I think that there is nothing special need for a library etc.
It takes time for me to prepare Windows environment.
Please wait a while until I confirm the issue.

[aoyagikouhei]

I tried it in Windows 10 environment and the same issue occurred.
When I debugged, I found that the cause is in the zip library.
I investigated github's issue in Rust's zip library and found a similar point.

zip-rs/zip-old#57

I built it in release mode and it ran. However, it can not open the file because Windows's path serarator is incorrect in making zip file.

I'll fix it in a moment.