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The char represented by the number 9 is Tab. I'm working with an ERP system that requires export files to be Tab-separated, so when I passed in an exported string with lots of tabs, it failed to pass this test. The solution was to check rawData[i] < 9 instead of rawData[i] < 10
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I'm not sure if it's correct to report this as an issue, but I ran into a problem with the CheckForTextualData function, in particular this check:
else if (rawData[i - 1] == 0 && rawData[i] < 10) { ++controlSequences; }
The
char
represented by the number 9 is Tab. I'm working with an ERP system that requires export files to be Tab-separated, so when I passed in an exported string with lots of tabs, it failed to pass this test. The solution was to checkrawData[i] < 9
instead ofrawData[i] < 10
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: