> If I enter a literal string including "\x00", it's accepted, and the
> \x00 isn't treated as a string-terminating \0. But something peculiar
> happens to those zeros. Do you do anything amusing to \00 when it
> comes in in literal text? what would I see in a plugin service if I do
>
> unicode.a_service("\x00\x00\x00")?
From my experience I've found that \x00 gets converted to \x01. There
doesn't appear to be a way currently to place a null in a string unless
perhaps it's read from a file.
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Regards,
Alex Peters
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