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Re: Translation files [message #54875 is a reply to message #54874] Wed, 23 September 2020 17:11 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
mirek is currently offline  mirek
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Klugier wrote on Wed, 23 September 2020 16:38
Hello Mirek,

I can reproduce it - just open .t file then switch to hex edit and then go to text view again. All special symbols are dispayed as \${value}.

Klugier


After further investigation, as weird as it sounds this is OK. I am sorry I have forgot this over years.

Thing is, the text really is stored on the disk with those \xxx values as workaround for visual c++ compiler, which otherwise complains. However to make everything readable and editable, this conversion for .t files normally happens on load / save.

Now if you press Ctrl+B and then Ctrl+T, the problem is that Ctrl+T is command that forces to display file exactly as it is on disk (e.g. layout file). You can switch this by just pressing Ctrl+T, without Ctrl+B...

So maybe a bit confusing, but harmless...

Mirek

 
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