You should assume every .js is UTF-8, anyway.
Yes, it bit me once on a system which served it in ANSI, there are some dangling hard/non-breakable spaces (0xa0).
Zenchess wrote:
> Hi, I was recently uploading a project to a webpage hoster in which I
> only get SFTP access...
> I wasn't able to run amber without converting Kernel-Methods.js to UTF8.
>
> If I view said file in Notepad++ in "ANSI" there is a  character on
> line 1567 that seems to cause a javascript error.
>
> I got into this mess in the first place by copying my local github
> repo (on windows) of amber.
>
> I'm aware that I probably should have checked out in UTF-8 or
> something, but since it seems like Kernel-Methods.js is the only file
> with this problem I thought I'd throw this info out there just in case
> it's not intended behavior or someone else runs into the same issue.
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Jacob
>
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