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Bob Rock
Hello,
using the WriteLine method of the Trace class I noticed that strings
containing null characters (i.e. \0) get truncated in the output window at
the first null char and anything that follows simply gets lost. I'm using
..NET 1.1 (have not tested with 2.0).
Try the following to see what I mean:
Trace.WriteLine("xxxx\0\0xxxx");
Is there a way to avoid this behavior???
Regards,
Bob Rock
using the WriteLine method of the Trace class I noticed that strings
containing null characters (i.e. \0) get truncated in the output window at
the first null char and anything that follows simply gets lost. I'm using
..NET 1.1 (have not tested with 2.0).
Try the following to see what I mean:
Trace.WriteLine("xxxx\0\0xxxx");
Is there a way to avoid this behavior???
Regards,
Bob Rock