I've just tried it with the following code:
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Can I get a copy of the original file that causes the problems?
What is your source code format setting?
Did previous versions of CodeCaddy work?
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No PM received, i'm waiting for it.blueznl wrote:I've dropped you a PM. I need to see a sample file that's causing the problems.
blueznl wrote:I've just tried it with the following code:
... and here it works fine. I suspect you are not using UTF8 as save format?Code: Select all
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Can I get a copy of the original file that causes the problems?
What is your source code format setting?
Did previous versions of CodeCaddy work?
You can use 7zip with the following command swith: -t{method}blueznl wrote:Yeah, I know. It may be temporary. I need a good freeware command line packer, does 7zip (7za.exe) have a 'classic zip format' command line switch?
I'd best deliver regular .zip files instead of .7z or .arj but I just haven't got a proper command line packer. Yet.
HAHA, LOL, LOL, LOL!DoubleDutch wrote:Argh! ARJ files...
7zip is a bit weird. Although I've not included the path, it complains about not having access to d:\System Volume Information\: WARNING: Access is denied.Lost wrote:You can use 7zip with the following command swith: -t{method}blueznl wrote:Yeah, I know. It may be temporary. I need a good freeware command line packer, does 7zip (7za.exe) have a 'classic zip format' command line switch?
I'd best deliver regular .zip files instead of .7z or .arj but I just haven't got a proper command line packer. Yet.
Like this:
7z a -tzip archive.zip *.txt
blueznl wrote:New version v1.60x build 719 10.10.09 save 7689.
- default indent for reformatting sources can now be set from within the preferences window
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