Properly display value of type bit (from MySQL) #28
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Btw this PR isn't probably the best way of solving this issue, but it's the best I can do with my brief knowledge of adminer's internals. And it works for me ;) |
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It looks like a bug in PHP 5.3: https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=63244 |
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There's also |
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Yep, this seemed like a great idea at first but then I realised how stupid it is. |
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MySQL has column type of bit which returns binary zero (
\0) or binary one (\1), which is not properly displayed - both of these chars aren't renderable and thus appear as empty column.