Scite broke the files if you save it in Utf-8 codification, for
example, try to create a new file with scite, set the codification in
Utf-8 mode (no Utf-8 Cookie), write a small bash code:
#!/bin/bash
echo "hello world"
If you try to launch it you receive differents errors (./file.sh, sh
file.sh, source file.sh... etc)
If you dump the file with "od -Ax -txLz file.sh | head -1" you look
the first line like:
000000 23bfbbef 69622f21 61622f6e 0a0a6873 >...#!/bin/bash..<
With some illegal characters in the first of the file, instead of:
000000 622f2123 622f6e69 0a687361 6f686365 >#!/bin/bash.echo<
The problem seems to be fixed in the current version (SciTE 3.0.2).
I'm not able to reproduce it.
Probably the bug can be considered closed.
--
Antonio Valentino
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