Thank you very much.
We'll give it a try ASAP.
M.
On 13/06/22 16:45, Christian Grün wrote:
If the content of a file is written to another file without
intermediate steps, it is streamed and consumes constant memory. The
implementation for streaming the data was deficient.
Hi Marco,
If the content of a file is written to another file without
intermediate steps, it is streamed and consumes constant memory. The
implementation for streaming the data was deficient.
The bug has been fixed; a new snapshot is available [1,2].
Grazie e ciao,
Christian
[1]
Oh yes thanks. Forgot to mention this. Forcing utf8 doesn't help.
Il ven 27 mag 2022, 19:26 Bridger Dyson-Smith ha
scritto:
> Marco -
> I'm sorry but I can only corroborate your findings, and that trying to
> force UTF-8 by adding the encoding parameter to the functions doesn't seem
> to help;
Definitely looks like a bug. I’m currently on the road, but I’ll get to the
bottom of this once I’m back.
Bridger Dyson-Smith schrieb am Fr., 27. Mai 2022,
19:27:
> Marco -
> I'm sorry but I can only corroborate your findings, and that trying to
> force UTF-8 by adding the encoding parameter
Marco -
I'm sorry but I can only corroborate your findings, and that trying to
force UTF-8 by adding the encoding parameter to the functions doesn't seem
to help; e.g.
) ./bin/basex
BaseX 9.7.1 [Standalone]
Try 'help' to get more information.
> xquery file:current-dir()
Dear all,
after wrapping our heads around this for hours today, we don't know how
to get rid of this inconsistency. Thus I ask for help ...
SSCE:
BaseX 9.6.4 [Standalone]
Try 'help' to get more information.
> xquery file:write-text("a1.txt", "°" || out:nl()) (: Same with
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