unicode-string.dat

[goldenMetteyya]

unicode-string.dat

[dahlia]

$ wc -c testsuite/unicode-string.dat 
151 testsuite/unicode-string.dat

The data file in itself consists of 151 bytes. The prefix u146: occupies 5 bytes, so the rest of the file indeed are 146 bytes. I guess your implementation might produce a different UTF-8 bytes or you might miss out the last line feed character (U+000A LINE FEED). If you look into the corresponding JSON file (unicode-string.json) the value string ends with a \n character.

[goldenMetteyya]

```shell
$ wc -c testsuite/unicode-string.dat 
151 testsuite/unicode-string.dat

The data file in itself consists of 151 bytes. The prefix u146: occupies 5 bytes, so the rest of the file indeed are 146 bytes. I guess your implementation might produce a different UTF-8 bytes or you might miss out the last line feed character (U+000A LINE FEED). If you look into the corresponding JSON file (unicode-string.json) the value string ends with a \n character.

Hello,

I will check again but it might be the missing newline character then.

thanks

[dahlia]

@goldenMetteyya I am sorry for the late response. How does wc -c testsuite/unicode-string.dat say on your system?