matt911

Hi, I am the current lead developer of WT#. It looks to me like the string that is supposed to have the name or description of a quest doesn't end with a null character as it is expected to if the save file is not corrupt. This could be caused by someone manually editing the file incorrectly or the save file becoming corrupted somehow, possibly even caused by an older version of WT# even that didn't understand the file format completely. 1) Is this a save file that you have modified or one that has...

Crashing when opening saves

Crash after save import

I changed the code to allow any type of line ending that ends in a linefeed, a carriage return, or any combination. Blank lines will also be ignored now and no longer cause import failures. Version 2.4.0.312 has been published and should be available as the default download shortly.

Updated version in AssemblyInfo to 2.4.0.312 for release.

Made text import more flexible so WT# now supports lines terminated in any combination of linefeed and carriage return, not just the Windows standard CRLF line termination. Blank lines are also now ignored so import won't fail due to extraneous blank lines.

I looked into this problem and the issue is that WT# was designed on a Windows-based computer and Windows uses a carriage return and a linefeed at the end of a text line, whereas POSIX compliant operating systems line UNIX, BSD, and Linux only use a carriage return at the end of a text line. It appears that the Chromium-based web browsers such as Brave Browser, Microsoft Edge, and Google Chrome may use only a carriage return at the end of a text line and do not use both a carriage return and a linefeed...

The problem is with the way the forum you are using is changing the format of the text that is copied and pasted to it. That forum seems to put a blank line after each line of the item strings. Copy the text, paste it to a document in notepad or some other text editor, delete the blank lines and try that. Many message forums have a CODE formatting markup that will quote lines exactly as you type them so that they don't attempt to wrap the text, combine it into one line or add any extra carriage returns....