I repackaged the script with the latest version of PrimalScript, and the error appears only at the end of the run. However, if I ran the unpackaged script using cscript, no error shows up.
The script was packaged with PrimalScript installed on Windows XP Service Pack 3. I need to package the script within Windows 7 with PrimalScript installed and see if the error still appears. I will let you know next time.
Thanks.
Error(2): Invalid character
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Error(2): Invalid character
On what platform you package the script makes no difference. I am pretty certain you have some character in your script that creates a problem on unicode conversion, assuming your script is originally encoded in ANSI.
However, without that information or seeing the actual file there is really nothing I can do.
However, without that information or seeing the actual file there is really nothing I can do.
Alexander Riedel
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.