Is there any particular reason we are NOT using a check of the file
extension for a last-ditch resolver determination of file type? What
the resolver is doing now is wonderful, but not ideal, I think.
I just put something unusual on the first line of an MOL file, and
despite the fact that the header is to be ignored, that caused a file
load failure. Why not just, after trying all these things, go with a
guess based on the file extension? (I know, not all files have
extensions...)
Bob
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