When script is added to object, the script is always empty (Ubuntu problems)

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1

I switched to Ubuntu recently and wanted to start with Unity. Now i watched some Tutorials about Scripting and wanted to add some functionality to a simple sphere. I wrote the script in Atom and added it to a Script folder i generated in the assets. If i drag drop now the script to an object, the script cannot be runned. If i open the script it is always empty. Why is that?

Code i wanted to add:

#pragma strict

// First always define the variables i want to handle with befor starting
// with anything
private var coffeTemperature:float = 85.0f;
private var hotLimitTemperature:float = 70.0f;
private var coldLimitTemperature:float = 40.0f;


function Update()
{
  if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Space))
    TemperatureTest();

  coffeTemperature -= Time.deltaTime * 5.0f;
}

function TemperatureTest()
{
  //This function is only here to compare given values
  if( coffeTemperature > hotLimitTemperature )
  {
    print![("Coffe is waaaay to hot!");
  }][1]

  else if( coffeTemperature < coldLimitTemperature)
  {
    print("Coffe is waaay to cold !");
  }

  else
  {
    print("The Coffe is just fine! ");
  }

}
2

Maybe this …

if( coffeTemperature > hotLimitTemperature )
{
   print![("Coffe is waaaay to hot!");   // "!" and opening square bracket?
}][1]   // closing square bracket followed by index?

… causes a serious parsing error? That would explain at least why the script won’t run. Still strange that it’s empty upon opening though.