On 07/10/2013 11:44 AM, Daniel Megert wrote:
> It is caused because PostgreSQL, as many other applications such as
JDT or CGit, doesn't like a text to contain the null charater (0) .
Why do you say JDT does not like it? The editor, compiler and also the
tests work just fine. And I also don't see a problem re: Git.
JDT compiler is working perfectly and is fine with this NULL character
inside a String (I guess it's part of the Java spec).
When I open JDT editor, the line is truncated where the NULL character
is located, so the next characters on the line are not shown. Vim shows
the full line and a ^@ for this NULL character, whch is a more visible
behaviour.
About CGit, I guess the 0 character is the reason why this Source file
is shown as a binary file instead of a text file as it is the case for
all other java files.
Having said, that, we can probably change this. Please file a bug
against JDT Core.
Thanks, I'll do that.
Cheers,
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