This is problematic, as a lot of Javascript libraries use strings to model more complex datatypes and therefore need binary safe string API (even though it's actually being stored under the hood as unicode.)
One gets the message "string.from_rev_char_list: null character in list."
I stumbled across this in trying to replace Math.rand(), which isn't seeded, since Javascript's lack of real integers otherwise causes problems for randomizers.
One gets the message "string.from_rev_char_list: null character in list."
I stumbled across this in trying to replace Math.rand(), which isn't seeded, since Javascript's lack of real integers otherwise causes problems for randomizers.
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