How to split \u0000?

[James L.]

Net.socket will buffer data and from what I found sys.inspect(data)) appear to contain a newline in utf-8:

Test1\u0000Test1\u0000Test1\u0000Test1\u0000

How do I split \u0000 or replace them into a new line?

This would throw an error instead:

socket.on('data', function(data) {

  console.log(data).split("\u0000");

}

I wish NodeJS should have more option on how to handle newline.

[Chad Engler]

`console.log` does not return the string that it logs, try `data.split("\u0000");` instead.

 

-Chad

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[James L.]

Great, an oversight on my part.