When I use the function ParserSTEP.Decode to decode a string like Test \\, the result is Test \\ and not the expected string Test \. On the other hand, \\ Test will result in the correct \ Test. I suspect the error lies in the difference on how the last 4 characters of the string are handled in the decode function.
Hi,
I ran into the following bug.
When I use the function
ParserSTEP.Decode
to decode a string likeTest \\
, the result isTest \\
and not the expected stringTest \
. On the other hand,\\ Test
will result in the correct\ Test
. I suspect the error lies in the difference on how the last 4 characters of the string are handled in the decode function.