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Originally Posted by robko
Glad to see you got your problem sorted and patches working.
For future reference, it's generally a good idea to use an editor like Notepad++ (a free download) rather than "notepad" that comes with Windows if you need to mess with any config files or most text files. The technical reason is that it treats end-of-line properly and windows notepad can mess with that/cause the file to not work properly after editing with it.
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This is slightly incorrect. Kobopatch doesn't care which line endings you use, but it does care about tabs/spaces. IIRC Notepad++ will autodetect spaces and put them instead of tabs. Notepad will just insert tabs. So, you don't need notepad++ as long as you remember to type spaces for indentation. And, note that win10 notepad now supports unix line breaks. But, even with all this, notepad++ or another editor is a better option if just for the syntax highlighting.