Extra empty lines in java code

Hello
I am experiencing a strange behaviour of SJSC 2.1 (Windows XP) after insttalling the last performance fix
When manipulating components in a page, the .java file gets corrupted. An extra empty line is including after each line. Code still compiles but obviously the code becomes unreadable. This happens if you add a new component to the page o double-click in a component (to edit the action or valuechange methods
Editing-only (in the java window) works ok.
An additional problem found. International characters are not handled properly anymore by the design editor (or the properties window). Changes to them are translated to question marks in the JSP. Only wokaround is to directly edit the JSP
All this happened just after installing the hotfix.

I had the same problem, and pointed out to the Creator, who were able to reproduce it. So, they know about it now.
A very undesirable effect of this problem is that as the Java files grows in size, JSC becomes very slow, and can sometimes hang.
Also, I've noticed that this problem happens only with JSC1 created pages, not with JSC2 pages.
My workaround is the following:
1). Download and install the text editor - TextPad
2. Go to the folder containing the java files with the extra lines, select them all, and open with TextPad.
3). Fix the extra line problem with the following regex:
^[[:space:]]*\n
The above regular expression, will take care of the extra lines.
4). Do a search and replace all for all active documents, and save and close.
But obviously, this is a serious problem, and I urge the Creator team to please fix it at the earliest, so as not to cause further confusion and loss of time and effort!
Regards
Haroon

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