Bad character `\357`
01 Oct 2016 04:33 #81125
by hre
Bad character `\357` was created by hre
Hello friends
first i run Stepconfig, then i tried asimple .ngc program in axis 2.7.7. After the referenc run i load the Kettenglied.ngc and every time i tried it this sign pops up and says near line2 Bad character `\357` used.
What do i wrong ore what can be done to fix that problem.
The (
foo_test----) i run does not help Bad character changed just `1`.
When i type the Kettenglied.ngc program line for line in the small window and RUN every step line will execute perfect. What causes that it will not run automatically?
Thanks a lot fore this great program and fore your help.
hre
first i run Stepconfig, then i tried asimple .ngc program in axis 2.7.7. After the referenc run i load the Kettenglied.ngc and every time i tried it this sign pops up and says near line2 Bad character `\357` used.
What do i wrong ore what can be done to fix that problem.
The (
foo_test----) i run does not help Bad character changed just `1`.
When i type the Kettenglied.ngc program line for line in the small window and RUN every step line will execute perfect. What causes that it will not run automatically?
Thanks a lot fore this great program and fore your help.
hre
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01 Oct 2016 09:40 #81127
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Bad character `\357`
Googling for "/357" indicates that it is the byte-orde mark in UTF8
(For example www.markhneedham.com/blog/2012/09/03/a-r...f-8-byte-order-mark/ )
This seems to suggest that whatever software you are using to create the file is inserting extra codes. What systems and software did the file originate on?
Looking at the attached file I can't see any 0357 (Hex EF) characters.
It is possible that the system is looking in the wrong place for o<foo_test> and finding a faulty external file, try moving the subroutine definition above the call.
(For example www.markhneedham.com/blog/2012/09/03/a-r...f-8-byte-order-mark/ )
This seems to suggest that whatever software you are using to create the file is inserting extra codes. What systems and software did the file originate on?
Looking at the attached file I can't see any 0357 (Hex EF) characters.
It is possible that the system is looking in the wrong place for o<foo_test> and finding a faulty external file, try moving the subroutine definition above the call.
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01 Oct 2016 17:57 #81131
by Larry
Replied by Larry on topic Bad character `\357`
Okay, this runs.
It hits the, "if" statement, and returns
Hope this helps.
Larry
It hits the, "if" statement, and returns
Hope this helps.
Larry
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06 Oct 2016 15:57 #81305
by hre
Replied by hre on topic Bad character `\357`
Hello Liuxcnc friends
the probleme is solved. When i make changes to the G code on the Maschine PC with rtai and the Libre Writer 3 i have this messages.
The same changes made with the office PC and gedit works the best and quit wonderful perfect.
Thank You fore your wonderful support
Best wishes and regard
Paul
the probleme is solved. When i make changes to the G code on the Maschine PC with rtai and the Libre Writer 3 i have this messages.
The same changes made with the office PC and gedit works the best and quit wonderful perfect.
Thank You fore your wonderful support
Best wishes and regard
Paul
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