You probably have nonbreaking spaces (codepoint 0xa0) that needs to be
translated to 0x20. Other possibilities are smart quotes. Why don't
you write a script that translate those characters on the clipboard?
Others may want to use it too.
Henry Rich
On 12/28/2022 12:46 PM, Arthur Anger wrote:
I compose and edit my scripts using TextEdit on a Macintosh. Occasionally I
copy a line or two from a J-session into a script, and find that it may cause a
Spelling error when used. Those errors are always at the beginning of a line,
where an invisible print-control character has crept in.
Recently, I got Spelling errors on most blank spaces when trying to load a
script, and had to retype each one.
Can anyone suggest a reason and a cure?
--Art
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