getCurrentSelectionCfi() error with following xhtml

Thanks in advance for looking at this.
When we're using the attached xhtml file (in a zip) we're getting this error when selecting a section that starts in the first paragraph and ends in the second paragraph:
Uncaught SyntaxError: Expected "!/", "/", "[" or [0-9] but "," found.

The CFI looks like for example like this before being passed to peg$parse:
epubcfi(/4,/4/1:16,/6/1:151)

Any idea how this could be fixed? Thanks in advance!

text-1.xhtml.zip

[danielweck]

Thanks for the feedback.
What branch? (develop or master)
What Readium app? (Chrome extension, cloud/web reader, native launcher)
If cloud reader, what web browser?

Oh, I apologize for forgetting this. We're using the latest readium-js directly. Tried master and develop. Happens across all browsers (tested latest FF, Chrome, Safari)
Thanks in advance.

[danielweck]

I assigned Juan because he is pretty good at figuring out CFI -related bugs, but that does not mean he has the required free cycles to work on this now :)

[jccr]

@iLern
Hi, thanks for the info. Could you share a screenshot with your selection, just to make sure I reproduce it the same way? Thanks.

I hope this helps: https://monosnap.com/file/lPiYEa7usEwXNGzMV7vTDSDOpqEJFB

[danielweck]

@iLern you can add screenshots / images directly into the GitHub comment box :)
(I did that for you, see above)

[jdempcy]

This seems to be a difference between the range CFI and the kind of CFI
expected by whatever method is throwing that error.

The correct fix would be to change the method to accept range CFIs (which
contain commas).

A quick fix, in the interim, would be to truncate the comma and everything
past it.

For instance:

var cfi = '/4,/4/1:16,/6/1:151';
var truncatedCfi = cfi.split(',')[0];

console.log(truncatedCfi); // '/4'

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