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I think that you either need to make the limit for the number of characters 1 greater or 1 less. If you do so the string will be truncated correctly.
What's happening is that we are getting 1/2 a character instead of a full one.
My guess is that other languages using 2-byte characters are having the same problem.
I can see this when adding child courses to a meta course. (image attached.
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I think that you either need to make the limit for the number of characters 1 greater or 1 less. If you do so the string will be truncated correctly.
What's happening is that we are getting 1/2 a character instead of a full one.
My guess is that other languages using 2-byte characters are having the same problem.
I can see this when adding child courses to a meta course. (image attached. |
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Truncating of Japanese strings (2-byte characters) is wrong.
and where exactly are you getting that problem?
I guess it's because we are using substr() or similar functions in that place where we shoudl be using their utf-8-safe textlib counterparts.
Mathieu, can you, once we know where ?
Ciao