The spec says that store should output the unicode chars less than /u0020 as the unicode values. This doesn't happen in 1.2. It happens it 1.1.


Here is a test

put /net/castor.east/jtg/testbase/src/modena_jlib2_2/classes in your classpath

/*
 * JLIB++ : The Modena JLIB++ Suite, Version 2.2, June 1998
 * Copyright (c) 1995-1998 Modena Software (I) Pvt. Ltd., All Rights Reserved
 */

/*
 * Section : 21.6.8
 * Filename : c2106088
 * Purpose : Positive test for section 21.6.8
 *
 * public void save(OutputStream out, String header)
 * Each character of the associated element string is examined to see
 * whether it should be renedered as an escape sequence.
 * Characters less than \u0020 and characters greater than \u007E are
 * written as \\uxxxx for the appropriate hexadecimal value xxxx.
 */
 
 import cpack.*;
 import java.io.*;
 import java.util.Properties;
 import java.util.Date;
 
 
 class X extends Properties{
 
  X(){ }

  X(Properties props)
  {
    super(props);
  }
     
 static int i;
 static String file_Name = "test.txt";
 InputStream in1;
 InputStream in2;
 DataInput din;
 OutputStream out;

 public void check_Save()
 {
   String element = null;
   String str = "NAME1=MOD\u0019ENA1";
   X x_Props = new X();
   
   try
   {
     out = new FileOutputStream(file_Name);
     in1 = new StringBufferInputStream(str);
     in2 = new FileInputStream(file_Name);
     din = new DataInputStream(in2);
     
     x_Props.load(in1);
     x_Props.store(out,null);
     din.readLine();
     element = din.readLine();
     Chk.chkIntVal("err_1","length",element.length(),19); //length of the
                                                           //string written
   }
   catch (IOException io1)
   {
     Chk1.fileError("c2106088");
   }
 }
 
 
 public static void main(String argv[])
 {
   X ox = new X();
   ox.check_Save();
 
   Chk.endTest("c2106088");
 }
}

In 1.1 the output files looks like

#Mon Feb 22 11:09:53 EST 1999
NAME1=MOD\u0019ENA1

and in 1.2 it looks like

#Mon Feb 22 11:01:45 EST 1999
NAME1=MODENA1