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oBFusCATed:
Yes, but this shouldn't cause a crash. Is this crash happening only on win32? Can you reproduce this with win64?

LETARTARE:
Summary of the latest tests to date :

I use two files :

--- Quote ---1- 'All_codeblocksLF.po' with end of line 'LF'.
2- 'All_codeblocksCRLF.po' with end of line 'CRLF'
--- End quote ---
and always 'cb-12180' compiled with the mentioned 'gcc'.
1- I load the file in the editor of CB
2- I'm modifying it.
3- I'm saving him.


--- Quote ---Window OS:
CB->Editor->Ensure Consistent EOLs = Yes
CB->Editor->End of Line : CRLF
Win7-64bits :  gcc-810-32 bits, wx-313,  file 'LF' => crash, file 'CRLF' => good
Win7-64bits :  gcc-810-64 bits, wx-313,  file 'LF' => crash, file 'CRLF' => good
Vista-32bits :  gcc-810-32 bits, wx-313,  file 'LF' => crash, file 'CRLF' => good
Exception message for the crash.

--- End quote ---

--- Quote ---Linux OS (OpenSuse-Leap-15.1 last update)
CB->Editor->Ensure Consistent EOLs = Yes
CB->Editor->End of Line : LF
gcc-750-64bits, wx-303 => file 'LF' => good, file 'CRLF' => crash
No exception message for the crash !
Under OpenSuse-Leap-15.1 , the file with 'CRLF' crashes the system if the CB application is not destroyed before the memory is saturated !
--- End quote ---

You can see that the error occurs if the file does not have the editor's line endings

I forgot the files...

oBFusCATed:
What are the exact steps to reproduce this?

I've done:
1. loaded the LF file. Which was slow because of the spellchecker.
2. executed Edit -> End-of-line mode -> Windows (CR & LF). This took less then ten seconds, but finished successfully. No excessive memory usage.

LETARTARE:
Which operating system ?  I'm guessing Win??

If with CB you transform the end of lines in accordance with the operating system: no problem.
If you don't do the transformation: crash

The default is to use a badly coded file at the end of the line: see the examples in my previous message.
If the end of the lines don't match, I think Scintilla is detecting the wrong file!

oBFusCATed:
My OS Linux, 64bit.
Please post step by step instructions.

--- Code: ---1. start codeblocks
2. open this
3. do this
4.
5.

--- End code ---

If you want this fixed please fill steps 2-5. I've spend too much time trying to reproduce it and if I'm not able to reproduce it in 5 minutes, I'll switch to doing something else.

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