Multiline properties shouldn't contain carriage returns

[seanliang]

Multiline properties shouldn't contain carriage returns

[seanliang]

Did you have the latest version installed? This problem should be fixed in issue #1 .

[pjacekm]

Hello, I installed it today in Sublime2 using Package Control. Is there
a way to know which version of this plugin is installed?

On 09/24/2013 11:14 PM, Sean Liang wrote:

Did you have the latest version installed? This problem should has
been fixed in issue #1
#1 .

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[seanliang]

Run command "Package Control: List Packages", I guess that you should see v1.1.1 under JavaPropertiesEditor entry, which is the latest version. If so, would you please provide me a sample file to make me more clear about your problem?

[pjacekm]

Hello, indeed I have the v1.1.1 installed.
As requested, attached please find 2 files:

• The first one ("test.properties") was generated with Resource Bundles
  editor (Zaval). This one is a valid one. You can appreciate that every
  carriage return is escaped, and every key uses only one line.
• The second one ("testSublime.properties") is the same file cloned,
  which was opened and saved with Sublime with JavaPropertiesEditor
  installed. You can see there are carriage returns added and not escaped.
  This one is invalid.

On 09/25/2013 12:08 AM, Sean Liang wrote:

Run command "Package Control: List Packages", I guess that you should
see v1.1.1 under JavaPropertiesEditor entry, which is the latest
version. If so, would you please provide me a sample file to make me
more clear about your problem?

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Java Resource Bundle

Modified by Zaval JRC Editor (C) Zaval CE Group

http://www.zaval.org/products/jrc-editor/

testKey=This is an one-line test key
testKeyMultiline=This is a multi-line\u000atest\u000a\u000akey

Java Resource Bundle

Modified by Zaval JRC Editor (C) Zaval CE Group

http://www.zaval.org/products/jrc-editor/

testKey=This is an one-line test key
testKeyMultiline=This is a multi-line
test

key

[pjacekm]

I should add that I'm using Sublime on Linux. It is possible that escape character(s) on Windows would be different.

[seanliang]

My fault, I didn't try "\u000a" yet, but "\n" should be fine. "\u000a" is in the format of Unicode, which will be translate to carriage. This has been fixed in 1.1.2, please update and have a try again.