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Re: Display artifacts in comments/desc.: msg#00168

Subject: Re: Display artifacts in comments/desc.


El 4/30/07 10:22 AM, "subbukk" <subbukk@xxxxxxxxx> escribió:

> Hi,
> 
> I see some artifacts (like []) displayed in comments and descriptions in
> Squeak (3.7-7 vm on Linux, 3.8 image and SqueakV39.sources). I suspect
> the '\r' line terminator in the *.sources file could be causing it.
> 
> Is this a bug?
> 
> TIA .. Subbu

I think what could be eliminated if you do Smalltalk removeAllLineFeeds.

In Mac , I found this often.
Seems what guessing the converter only is not enough.
All text imported to Squeak should use String withSqueakLineEndings , what
not always is the case.

Edgar


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