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char #0 (General questions)

by Ryan Hafey, (6900 days ago)

Hi,
I am currently using the waitFor method in the SSH component to wait for a particular string.
However, the response i am getting from the server contains a char #0 which is the string terminator in delphi.
I beleive this is causing the waitFor to fail as it always times out.
eg.
I am waiting for who=test and the response i am getting is #0who=test .

Once the wait times out, the receive event fires with a large byte count of 90 characters but when i call the recieive method i only get up to the #0.

Is there a way to overcome the #0 problem i am experiencing?

Thanks.

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