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Hans Yperman wrote:

> The Edit->Compact text function may do bad things with your code.
>
> (I assume in this example that a tab=8 spaces.)
> Do  this:(not indented, start at column 0)
> *xy++=' ';
> with the space between the quotes on the tabstops-1'th column. Now there
> is no way to see the difference between tab and space on this place, so
> Rhide replaces the space with a tab. At runtime,a tab is written in the
> string,not a space.
>
> I hav not tested if the Expand all tabs function has an equivalent bug,
> or if the same works in "double-quoted" strings.

Which RHIDE version? I can't reproduce it with RHIDE 1.4.7.2 nor SETEdit 0.4.39.

SET

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