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little big files don't show anything

Started by djesus, February 25, 2006, 05:13:22 PM

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djesus

Hi, in the last svn when I try to open a file a little big only show the number one (the number of line) but don't  show anything, if the file is small works fine. I use Linux and I don't have this problem in the svn 2001

Thanks a lot

Michael

Hello,

Could you post the exact revision number? Could you also say something more precise about your file? Little big is not very helpful information :).

Best wishes,
Michael

PS.: Please also remember that more info you give about C::B/OS you are using and easier it would be to help you find a solution.
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djesus

Sorry, since  revision 2054 to 2079 I get This error.

My system is Debian GNU/Linux 3.1(Sarge) when I try to open a file (48.870 bytes) the editor only show the number one (the number of line) but the content empty, if open another file (8.415 bytes), it open fine.

In the revision 2001 all works fine.

Thanks a lot

killerbot


Michael

It seems something related to the encoding of the file (as killerbot suggests above). May be you can post the file.

Best wishes,
Michael
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djesus

Thanks a lot!!!!

The files was in ISO-8859-15 and my locales was in UTF-8

Best Regards

MortenMacFly

Quote from: Michael on February 25, 2006, 06:21:58 PM
It seems something related to the encoding of the file [...]
I agree. I've made myself files up to 500.000+ bytes (copying the same file content over and over again) - no problems. I think posting the file would be really helpful.
Or: Try to remove step-by step the content of the file. Maybe it's only a special character / whatever that causes this behaviour. You could first try to split the one file into two and look if one of the both still shows the behaviour or if the files "work" properly then???
Morten.
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