empty lines

[hmn44]

Hi again

does anyone know why emptyt lines are added to my script ?

thanks in advance

[try67]

What do you mean by that, exactly?

[hmn44]

I mean that almost each time I re open my scripts, I can see that some blank lines are added. For information I'm using NotePad++ editor.

[hmn44]

so I use the search (\n\n)  and replace "" to delete these empty lines.

Is it due to Notepad as editor ?

[hmn44]

sorry not search (\n\n) but \n\r

[try67]

I also use Notepad++ and it never added empty lines by itself.

You're creating the code using a string, right? Maybe those extra lines are in your original string. You should only use "\n" for a line-break in your string, not "\r\n".

[hmn44]

I 'm using Notepad++ with the encoder ANSI, is it the point ?

[try67]

No, that's fine. Can you post your code?

[hmn44]

I's a bit long I have 3914  (entire script) lines (after deleting the blank lines)

when I open a script, close it and re open a new blank line is added ???

[try67]

Then post just a small part of it. I have a feeling it has something to do with the line-breaks in your code, so I want to see how you set it up.

[hmn44]

here is it :

//-------------------------------------------------------------

//-----------------Ne pas modifier les balises XML--------------------

//-------------------------------------------------------------

//<Document-Level>

//<ACRO_source>CalculStats9KSA</ACRO_source>

//<ACRO_script>

/*********** appartient à : Document-Level:CalculStats9KSA ***********/

function CalculStats9KSA()

{

    var pn="C";                            //C pour Cabin

    //en scannant toutes compétences de toutes les séquences

    //reset des compteurs 9KSA

    var tComp=["PRO","CNS","LTE","GES","COS","COM","DEC"];

    var tLvl=["NAC","ACC","STD","STP"];

    for(var c=0; c < tComp.length; c++){            //reset des compteurs pour les 9 compétences

        for(var l=0;l<=3;l++){

            var Cpt="nAG."+pn+"."+tComp+"."+tLvl;

            this.getField(Cpt).value = 0;           

        }

    }

    //Balayage sur la séance

     //Scan des séquences pour recherches des 9KSA renseignés

    for (ns=1;ns <= NbSeqTotal();ns++){

        var p=PageSeq(ns).page;var s=PageSeq(ns).seq;

        var nn= "P"+p+".NoteSeq."+pn+".Note."+s;

        if(this.getField(nn)){                        //si le champ note existe

            var noteO=this.getField(nn).value;        //de la forme KSA.LVL.i:KSA.LVL.ijk  pour les 9 compétences

[George_Johnson]

Are you talking about an extra line being added at the end of the script each time the editor is used? If so, that's always happened to me, even if I don't actually revise the script text. It is mildly annoying.

[hmn44]

yes, almost, I can see that thesse extra lines are added just below  the comment  /********* appartient à which stand for belongs to (and for each module):

//<Document-Level>

//<ACRO_source>CalculStats9KSA</ACRO_source>

//<ACRO_script>

/*********** appartient à : Document-Level:CalculStats9KSA ***********/

function CalculStats9KSA(PNT){

[George_Johnson]

It happens for me when you edit individual scripts. It also adds a line at the beginning of individual scripts whenever I select the "Edit All JavaScripts" options, which I rarely use and don't save if I use it to just view the scripts.

[try67]

It seems like you're using the Edit All JavaScripts option. DON'T!

Copy the doc-level script from Document JavaScripts, edit it and then paste it back.

[hmn44]

No I don't use the edit all Javascripts (my scripts are too many) except to delete all the these empty lines.

I use document script  to separate the dedicated functions

/*********** appartient à : Document-Level:CalculStats9KSA ***********/

[try67]

OK. So are you creating the code using the setAction command that I described to you in another thread?

[hmn44]

[hmn44]

Not only action scripts, I have  many buttons, and dropboxes, many of them  are using actions, these actions are only calling a function; these funtions are using other functions ...

[try67]

That's not what you I mean... In your other thread (Sequence to update the script of one function) I explained to you how to use the addScript command. Are you using it to create these doc-level scripts that you're having a problem with? If so, can you post a sample of the code you're using for that?

[hmn44]

oh sorry, I do apologise

it's another subject , this is why I decided to create a new thread.

I well understood and approved your solution to update the script.

But here I'm only working directly on my file.

sorry for the confusion may be due to my english...

[gkaiseril]

That most likely is a configuration issue with the editor you are using to create and edit the code.

[hmn44]

NotePad++ is very fine for me, I've been looking after that issue for a long time so far but still unsucessful

[gkaiseril]

You can add the free macro to remove blank lines from the TextPad site and run that before saving.

[hmn44]

thank you to confirm it's an acrobat issue!

you 're talking of a free macro removing the blank lines ? I 'm gonna try to find it