+8I find that the string functions on FME2024 don’t work similarly in FME 2023, in this case, it led to some problems with the outcome as not expected. Example:
I have 2 strings:
I use string functions as below:
I received 2 outcomes differently:
With the text 1: Count_index = 4
With the text 2: Count_index = 6
It is not right, in FME 2023 the outcome is 4 for both situations.
Is this a bug in FME2024 ?
Best answer by hkingsbury
I imagine it is a bug of sorts. Its very likely due to how FME is handling special characters. Possibly down the the byte level where special chars are being represented as twice the ‘size’ of normal chars, hence two special chars giving a count two higher
+65I imagine it is a bug of sorts. Its very likely due to how FME is handling special characters. Possibly down the the byte level where special chars are being represented as twice the ‘size’ of normal chars, hence two special chars giving a count two higher
+62If not already, please submit a ticket at Safe. If it is a bug, it needs te be registered to get fixed.
+8If not already, please submit a ticket at Safe. If it is a bug, it needs te be registered to get fixed.
Yes! I’ll submit this bug to Safe Support!
Thank you!
+26Hi
Thanks for bringing this to our attention, I have filed a bug report [Internal: FMEENGINE-83382].
Apologies for any inconvenience caused and I will keep you updated on the progress.
Thank you!
Crystal
+26Hi
This issue has now been fixed in our latest official release, FME 2024.1, which can be found at safe.com/downloads.
Thanks again for bringing this to our attention and helping us improve FME!
Crystal
+8Hi
This issue has now been fixed in our latest official release, FME 2024.1, which can be found at safe.com/downloads.
Thanks again for bringing this to our attention and helping us improve FME!
Crystal
Thank you!
