eastl::string is not correct if it includes 23 characters

[chengkechi-google]

I am using eastl::string as a file name, but I found out there is an issue if the string includes 23 characters. I am using VS 2022.

This is my test code:
eastl::string name = "12345678901234567890123";

The result is :
name = "12345678901234567890123..."

I think it is because of small string optimization, but I am unsure. Is this the expected result?
Thanks!

[Reneg973]

How do you get that result? string is not null terminated, so any view on this may show bytes behind the "real" data.

[chengkechi-google]

How do you get that result? string is not null terminated, so any view on this may show bytes behind the "real" data.

I only assigned a string with 23 characters, then I got this result. Strings with other lengths are no problem.