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When I open some source files they open as an empty file... Please Help.

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Aaragus:
I have been searching for a good program to use in Linux, I have only been using C::B for 2 days now but I am very satisfied with it.  But I am having a problem that makes debugging impossible.  Many source files I try to open don't load the content of the file.  Is this some sort of a setup problem or could it be my source files?  The source files were created in Context, I used to create the source in windows and compile it with gcc in a linux shell.  As I said, some of my source files open without a problem, but others do not.  Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated, this problem is frustrating me and I can't think of a solution. :(

mandrav:
http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php?topic=1673.0

Aaragus:
I read a lot and searched even more before I had written my original post.  Yet still I haven't found a solution or indication of what I can do to open these .c files that don't open.  I am using Debian Linux with C::B Build Dec. 12 2005, 16:33:17 - wx2.6.1 (Linux, unicode).  I don't think that this is a problem with C::B because I can open some .c files, but the others open empty.  Is there anything specific that would make a file not open?  Thanks in advance anyone who can help me.  :D

280Z28:

--- Quote from: Aaragus on January 03, 2006, 06:58:55 pm ---I read a lot and searched even more before I had written my original post.  Yet still I haven't found a solution or indication of what I can do to open these .c files that don't open.  I am using Debian Linux with C::B Build Dec. 12 2005, 16:33:17 - wx2.6.1 (Linux, unicode).  I don't think that this is a problem with C::B because I can open some .c files, but the others open empty.  Is there anything specific that would make a file not open?  Thanks in advance anyone who can help me.  :D

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Apply the patch in this thread to C::B svn revision 1651. :)

http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php?topic=1833.0

mauser:
Are the files you can't open in plain english. look at difference between the files you can open and the ones you can't. are they in the same encoding.

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