Hi Przemek and all,

Suppose there is a perfectly valid .prg
file, but instead of TAB or SPACE chars
for indenting, say we have Chr(160) chars
(looks like space in my editor).

In this case Harbour will compile the source without
a single error or warning, yet the resulting .c
file will virtually contain no code.

CA-Cl*pper would throw tons of "Illegal char"
errors for the same .prg. I think Harbour should
do something similar to save the time looking
for a problem in a seemingly error-free source
file.

[ I'm experiencing this everytime I save a message
from this list containing some code (as .rtf from
OS X mail) and (using WordPad) I copy/paste the code
to a .prg. ]

Brgds,
Viktor

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