> Following files contain invalid characters:
>
> /QX/application/demobrowser/source/class/demobrowser/demo/data/Form.js -
> invalid character at line 147
> /QX/application/demobrowser/source/class/demobrowser/demo/data/FormControlle
> r.js - invalid character at line 81
> /QX/application/demobrowser/source/class/demobrowser/DemoBrowser.js -
> invalid character at line 924 and 925
> /QX/application/feedreader/source/class/feedreader/view/AddFeedWindow.js -
> invalid character at line 134 and 142
> /QX/application/playground/source/class/playground/Application.js - invalid
> character at line 545
> /QX/application/showcase/source/class/showcase/page/theme/calc/Model.js -
> invalid character at line 276
> /QX/application/showcase/source/class/showcase/page/theme/calc/Presenter.js
> - invalid character at line 115
> /QX/application/showcase/source/class/showcase/Page.js - invalid character
> at line 79
> /QX/component/apiviewer/source/class/apiviewer/ui/SearchView.js - invalid
> chracter at line 161 and 496
> /QX/component/apiviewer/source/class/apiviewer/Controller.js - invalid
> character at line 332
> /QX/component/inspector/source/class/inspector/objects/ObjectsWindow.js -
> invalid character at line 107 and 135
>
> Files were read using UTF-8 encoding. In all above cases the invalid
> character is displayed as space in editor. Removing that "space" and typing
> a new space fixes the error.
>   

These are perfectly legal Unicode white space characters (code point A0, 
"No-break space"). Your parser is flawed. If you want to bulk-remove 
these characters you might consider running "generate.py fix" in all of 
the different application/component main directories, but you'd have to 
bear with the consequences. - My advice: Get an IDE that properly 
supports unicode.

> Following files contain syntax errors:
>
> /QX/framework/source/class/qx/bom/Selector.js - syntax error on token ',', .
> expected at line 191
> /QX/framework/source/class/qx/bom/Selector.js - string litteral is not
> properly closed by double quote at line 429
> /QX/framework/source/class/qx/test/util/NumberFormat.js - syntax error on
> token "infinity", invalid VariableDeclaratorId at line 57
> /QX/framework/source/class/qx/test/util/NumberFormat.js - syntax error on
> token "infinity" at line 58
>   

Again, that's all bogus. The syntax is valid, JSDT is flawed.

> Following files are not JavaScript files at all:
>
> /QX/component/skeleton/contribution/trunk/demo/default/source/class/custom/d
> emo/theme/Theme.tmpl.js
> /QX/component/skeleton/contribution/trunk/demo/default/source/class/custom/d
> emo/Application.tmpl.js
> /QX/component/skeleton/contribution/trunk/source/class/custom/theme/classic/
> Theme.tmpl.js
> /QX/component/skeleton/contribution/trunk/source/class/custom/theme/modern/T
> heme.tmpl.js
> /QX/component/skeleton/gui/source/class/custom/theme/Theme.tmpl.js
> /QX/component/skeleton/inline/source/class/custom/theme/Theme.tmpl.js
>
> /QX/tool/data/generator/loader-build.tmpl.js
> /QX/tool/data/generator/loader-source.tmpl.js
> /QX/tool/data/generator/loader.tmpl.js
>   

You can't really expect us to fiddle with necessary template files, just 
to please your IDE, can you?! I'm sure you'll find a way around your IDE 
complaining about those, probably something you can configure.

T.

>   

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