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Hi, I have an issue I wanted to bring up here. I'm not sure if the issue is here, or in XLSX.jl ( or libxml2?) but wanted to open up a discussion.
I have already opened an issue in XLSX.jl but since they use EzXML I figured the issue might be here instead. felipenoris/XLSX.jl#168
So I currently can't reproduce the issue, but I am using XLSX.jl to generate some XLSX files and every once and again we end up with a NULL_BYTE in the xl/worksheets/sheets1.xml file. There doesn't seem to be any pattern in where it shows up.
For instance in this example a closing bracket > was replaced with a NULL_BYTE (I am representing it with NULL_BYTE but it's actually just a null byte 0x00).
And I have seen a few other various files where other random characters in this XML output are replaced by null strings.
I have no idea if it's even any of these libraries, or if it's somehow a network transfer error, but I speculate its whatever is writing the sheet1.xml file since thats the only file it ever ends up in.
If anybody had any ideas where I can look further I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
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Hi, I have an issue I wanted to bring up here. I'm not sure if the issue is here, or in XLSX.jl ( or libxml2?) but wanted to open up a discussion.
I have already opened an issue in XLSX.jl but since they use EzXML I figured the issue might be here instead. felipenoris/XLSX.jl#168
So I currently can't reproduce the issue, but I am using XLSX.jl to generate some XLSX files and every once and again we end up with a NULL_BYTE in the xl/worksheets/sheets1.xml file. There doesn't seem to be any pattern in where it shows up.
For instance in this example a closing bracket
>
was replaced with a NULL_BYTE (I am representing it with NULL_BYTE but it's actually just a null byte 0x00).In another instance it replaced an equals symbol
=
with a NULL_BYTEAnd I have seen a few other various files where other random characters in this XML output are replaced by null strings.
I have no idea if it's even any of these libraries, or if it's somehow a network transfer error, but I speculate its whatever is writing the sheet1.xml file since thats the only file it ever ends up in.
If anybody had any ideas where I can look further I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: