According to TONY NIXON 54964:
>
> This is an interesting programming problem that I have come across a
> few times, and it is a real pain to fix.
>
> I use DOS's Edit program to develop PIC code and 99.9999% of the time
> it works fine. A few times though, the code just stops working as it
> is being developed. Of course I think my fingers misinterpreted my
> brains wishes and hit the wrong keu,  &*^%$# sorry, key.
>
> Very odd and frustrating. I wonder what little gremlins hide in the
> humble Edit progrzm &^%$#(,   -   flamin' brain.
>
> Tony

Tony:

Probly no gremlins in edit but somewhere between your brain and finger tips.

The best thing to do is a hex dump of the source and look for funny control
chars (beside cr and lf).  It is easy to put these things in the file and
they may or maynot be displayable.  If you can identify to the line usually
just pressing the arrow keys will expose the char (Its where you have to press
the arrow twice before the cursor moves).


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