(How) can I write a unicode string containing \u0000 to a wxStyledTextCtrl? I was hoping that the null character would render as the ASCII Mnemonic "NUL" (similar as to what SciTE does for 8-bit files). Now it is regarded as terminator (and everything after it is truncated).
Any pointers much appreciated.
Environment:
wxPython 2.5.2.8u
Python 2.3.4
WindowsXP Professional SP2
(How) can I write a unicode string containing \u0000 to a wxStyledTextCtrl? I was hoping that the null character would render as the ASCII Mnemonic "NUL" (similar as to what SciTE does for 8-bit files). Now it is regarded as terminator (and everything after it is truncated).
I had thought that my wxString converters would already handle embedded NULLs. I'll check into it.
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