[Asus Transformer TF700] elfaure:
More than happy to support my script. But if it were that simple I would not have bothered you. All I need is your eyes, not your mind, for 30s. Its not _that straight forward. Every line seems to be failing including echo. There are a total of 42 errors generated (exit code 2 cumulative to 84). I just wanted you to look at the screen capture presented by the user. Its all garbled. Script manager is just a terminal app with a UI wrapped around it. Its terminal output is no different than if run directly in ATE. I'm not on 4.2 so I have no idea what terminal output for a script run after boot would look like - all I know is it fails. I just wanted you to verify that was the expected output on 4.2 or does this user have something wrong with their emulated storage? Looks to be more than script errors.

[Edit] I now see [MENTION=2446267]becomingx[/MENTION] has already replied to the user. And thanks to him for the detailed reply to all items. He surmises stripped line ends from the download. Like I said, not that straightforward. Thanks! :good: :o

This IS calm (for me). When I get excited I turn it RED too. [MENTION=4878287]_that[/MENTION] and I have already had _that discussion. (Type A personality disorder: over-reactionary) Couple that with perfectionism, a stressful job and waaaay too much Starbucks dark coffee and you have the post spectacle sitting before you now. Hey, nobody's perfect and I am far from it. At least my mind is strong, my health is good, and my hair isn't falling out (yet)! ;)

Also, XDA says this about the bad email links:

"This can happen if the thread is subsequently moved or deleted or merged."

Here is one such example:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=42230423#post42230423

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Here is some more ammunition. In this post, I type "about:flags" in the message body, not a code block. In the email notification I receive about reply to post, it shows "about_:flags". Not only in my post but also in the reply poster's post. Looking at both of them from the computer, the tablet or any edit window shows no such characters. The CSS is whacked or a call script or something like that. Characters are getting added and removed to both code blocks and body posts. The bad links in email replies I already discussed just recently started happening, and so did this issue, about the same time I believe. Could it all be just coincidental? Hard for me to fathom.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=42252717&postcount=5

Not my findings at all.

Playing with [MENTION=4878287]_that[/MENTION] 's finding I found I could not edit and add a hyphen to these two code blocks after the colon and save it. When I open it back up for edit the hyphen is missing from the actual underlying text.

:)

&:)

But if any other character is placed there and then the hypen added after it will save it

&:*-)

Smiles related? Seems to be. If you try to insert a hyphen in between the colon/semicolon and the parenthesis for any of these smiles it will not save. Either in the body or the code block. ";(" has no smile and ":o embarrassed" has no parenthesis and it saves. The rest fail.

:) :( ;) ;-( :-o

:) :( ;) ;-( :-o

Test

I cannot place any smilies here from the icon menu. My cursor jumps outside the edit window when I try. But on shorter posts I can. Could this issue be related to the post length exceeding the edit window viewable area?