bat says some txt files are BINARY, and not display the content.

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bat says some txt files are BINARY, and not display the content.

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Does the file contain any null bytes in the first 1024 bytes?

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Does the file contain any null bytes in the first 1024 bytes?

I use xxd print the file. Does the last byte in the first line 00 means a null byte?

00000000: 5b31 303a 3130 3a30 302e 3132 305d 2000       [10:10:00.120] .
00000010: 0a5b 3130 3a31 303a 3030 2e31 3939 5d20        .[10:10:00.199]

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I use xxd print the file. Does the last byte in the first line 00 means a null byte?

Yes, it does.

Bat considers files that have a null byte in their first 1024 bytes to be a binary file. However, you can use the following as a workaround:

bat --show-all <FILE>

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@einfachIrgendwer0815 It works. Thank you!
You can close this issue. My problem was solved.