Timber.debugTree splite lose word
See original GitHub issue// Split by line, then ensure each line can fit into Log's maximum length.
for (int i = 0, length = message.length(); i < length; i++) {
int newline = message.indexOf('\n', i);
newline = newline != -1 ? newline : length;
do {
int end = Math.min(newline, i + MAX_LOG_LENGTH);
String part = message.substring(i, end);
if (priority == Log.ASSERT) {
Log.wtf(tag, part);
} else {
Log.println(priority, tag, part);
}
i = end;
} while (i < newline);
}
// the beginning index, inclusive.
// the ending index, exclusive
// while i == 0
message.substring(0, 4000);
// while i == 1
message.substring(4001, 8001);
// lost 4000
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The same happens for Cyrillic text, approximately half of it is lost. 😦
You’re saying the kernel header is in utf-8(?) bytes but Timber is erroneously counting chars? That sounds like a plausible explanation!