Here are some clues:
hfd 226 128 139
E2
80
8B
Google has some interesting hits on E2808B:
"As you can see from the paste - one of them is looking "weird". It is changed
to:
"http://www.odinklik.ru/site%E2%80%8B.aspx?%E2%80%8Bsite=korney_%E2%80%8Bchukovsky";
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6315422/encoding-issue-asp-net
"Opera 9.6 Adding numbers like "%E2", "%80", "%8B" in run links?"
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=254616
"Unicode Character 'ZERO WIDTH SPACE' (U+200B)"
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/200b/index.htm
And this, from find in files against J7:
c:\users\me\j764p\j64-701\addons\ide\jhs\core.ijs (1)
JZWSPU8=: 226 128 139{a. NB. empty prompt kludge - ​ \200B
I don't have time to investigate further today, but it looks like JHS (and
other
web tools) are using the Zero Width Space for various purposes and it causes
problems with copy and paste.
--
David Mitchell
On 10/15/2011 16:58, Arthur Anger wrote:
> I have continually encountered minor difficulties in editing scripts in j7
> displays, related to disappearance and reappearance of newlines and leading
> blanks when copying and pasting within or between execution and script
> windows.
> It had become clear to me that there is some form of invisible formatting
> information at the front of each line.
>
> In the last few days I have been struggling with encapsulating some debugging
> commands for convenience, and run into major inconveniences--spelling errors
> pointing to various uses of 13!:3. I thought that I had boiled down the
> examples to a significant few, but kept getting inconsistent results as I
> tried
> variations. At long last, I examined the stored script with a. i., and found
> those formatting characters faithfully copied in front of the "erroneous"
> verb.
>
> Executing< 226 128 139{ a. will show the invisibility of the three-character
> sequence found in my screen-copied example.
>
> I would hope that the file-updating portions of the JHS code could weed out
> these characters when pasted in places where they don't belong. Thanks.
> --Art Anger
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