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[BUG] New line ignored when using delimiter #26
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Fixed issue where the new line character ending up on the CHUNK boundary would end up getting consumed even though there is no proceeding or trailing delimiter
Fix for the incorrect new line handling has been pushed and just needs to be tested. Also, thank you @TackTick for your extensive testing and efforts in trying to make bugs reproducible. It makes the debugging and patching process that much easier. With regards to supporting my work, I do need to setup a patreon page. I just haven't gotten around to it yet. That being said, there is never any pressure to contribute financially and I do provide this plugin as a piece of open source software free of charge. If you still wish to financially contribute though, it would be much appreciated and I will hopefully have a contribution link setup sometime soon. |
@TackTick For now I have setup a Paypal donation link. It can be found by clicking on the Sponsor button now on the github page or as a badge at the top of the README. Once again, there is absolutely no pressure to financially contribute or donate. I am happy to provide this plugin as FOSS |
Nice! FOSS can always use more sponsors. |
Fixed issue where the new line character ending up on the CHUNK boundary would end up getting consumed even though there is no proceeding or trailing delimiter
Description
When reading from a text file created by NotePad (Windows 10), using a custom delimiter, sometimes a line feed/return gets ignored.
To Reproduce
1 Open the source containing the text slide show
2 Choose 'Read from single file' and 'Use custom delimiter'
3 Use (in this case) '$' as a custom delimiter (the problem occurs with other delimiters as well)
4 Use the text file attached to this bug report, containing 200 sample lines
5 The concatenated lines are visible in the preview (see screen shot) as well as in the source itself
6 The occurrences of the concatenated lines are consistent but a pattern is not apparent as of yet
Expected behavior
Expected behavior: no concatenation.
Screenshots
Desktop
Additional context
n/a
Sample file
OTSS delim CR ignored.txt
PS
I would like to donate for your work. As I am new to Github, I do not know the best way to do that yet :-)
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