102bakslashin --read as "ten to \n"
Hello everyone,
When I tried to view "jk200.e" from Jese Kint in Notepad, I found that
it displayed the newline characters rather than doing a carriage return.
I didn't want to manually enter the returns into the file so I wrote a
simple program to do it for me. I'm sure this took much longer since it
was a fairly short file.
My program replaces all instances of ASCII 10 with '\n'. On a hunch
I added this line to the end of the file:
? '\n'
It printed "10" so it looks like my proggie really did nothing. However
it DID fix the file. It looks fine (no weird little blocks). But
essentially I just replaced 10 with 10.
What's going on here?
confused,
Lewis Townsend
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| \L___ \| \| | \__/
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| | \ \ |""\ T==TT==7
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| |___\ \ |__/ ||
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