From: dwong@empirix.com (David Wong)
Subject: null characters inserted when characters in buffer deleted
Date: 2 Oct 2003 15:57:27 -0700 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <c6e9d8a8.0310021457.d5d981d@posting.google.com> (raw)
We had been using Emacs 20.5 for Windows and then decided to switch to
version 21.3.1. Now we often see null characters appended to the end
of a file when an existing file is opened, the buffer is modified by
deleting at least one character, and then the buffer is saved back to
a file. However, if the file is reopened, the null characters are
removed, and the buffer is saved back, then no new null characters are
inserted/appended. I should also note that we use ClearCase and the
problem tends to happen when a file in a remote view is
accessed/modified. If I do the same thing to another file stored
locally or on another machine (but not through ClearCase), then things
are fine.
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