| Subject | Re: [firebird-support] How to store a string in Firebird which includes #0's in it? |
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| Author | Tomasz Tyrakowski |
| Post date | 2018-08-09T11:25:56Z |
On 08.08.2018 o 11:49, 'River~~' river14april@...
[firebird-support] wrote:
but it might as well be x00 x00 for UTF-16 (it's not always a single byte).
I really enjoyed your post, though. IMHO people starting their
programming career with "npm install" miss much of the numerical methods
basics (like fl arithmetic), which often leads to misunderstanding of
terms and exaggregated expectations ;).
cheers
Tomasz
[firebird-support] wrote:
> [...]To be precise, chr(0) is x00 for ANSI or UTF-8 encoded C-style strings,
> So to go back to the original point I disputed, I personally intend to go
> on referring to the byte terminating a C string as being x00 not as the
> more pedantically correct chr(0).
> [...]
but it might as well be x00 x00 for UTF-16 (it's not always a single byte).
I really enjoyed your post, though. IMHO people starting their
programming career with "npm install" miss much of the numerical methods
basics (like fl arithmetic), which often leads to misunderstanding of
terms and exaggregated expectations ;).
cheers
Tomasz