I used the internal commands 123 or 124 to write the marked files to a text file.
When the created files is opened with the TC Editor, the first line is shown as starting with a blank. The same is true for gEditor. But with the Jota Text Editor, the file is displayed correctly.
It seems that the TC Editor does not understand the UFT-8 Byte-Order-Mark.
Tom
TC Editor does not understand UTF-8 BOM
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Sorry, cannot reproduce, the file shows up correcty in TC editor on my phone.
Which Android version do you use?
Which Android version do you use?
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Strange, I have Desire (withour HD) with Android 2.2 too! The BOM is not shown in the editor. Maybe I can try to remove it when loading the file.
Do you use the standard HTC software, or a 3rd party ROM like Cyanogenmod? I'm using the standard software (not rooted).
Do you use the standard HTC software, or a 3rd party ROM like Cyanogenmod? I'm using the standard software (not rooted).
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Indeed I'm now removing the BOM when loading, and re-add it when saving (only if there was one before).
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