CRLF or LF makes difference in Reverse Engineering (#1584)

(Bug Reports)

Not sure whether this is a bug or not. When I reverse engineer code(C++), it seems that the actual code is processed AS-IS. This means that when a CRLF or LF is at the end of a line, the characters are processes asis. So a LF will just drop down while a CRLF drops down but also goes back to the beginning of the line. Visual Studio 2017 processes the file in both cases as a CRLF but in the code box of SIM it becomes a bit of a mess :)

Is this a bug or should I solve the problem in VS-2017?

Created
18 January 2019 15:31:59
Closed
21 January 2019 7:42:51
Requested by
Nico Verduin
State
Solved
Version
11.93
OperatingSystem
Windows10
Solved in
11.94

Dusan Rodina - softwareideas.net 21 January 2019 7:46:10

Yes, there was a bug about handling various kind of line ends. Now it is fixed in reverse engineering and also in code editor (e.g. if you paste the code from other application).

Nico Verduin 21 January 2019 8:06:19

Works like a charm in 11.94

Thx

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