CR/LF
I apologize for my error about newline being ASCII 10/13. It comes from =
trying to do too many things at once and not thinking carefully. The =
method for generating newlines in MLE's in Windows is accurate. DOS =
text files end a line with ASCII 13/10 as stated by others (as I =
silently take my foot out of my mouth -- needs a little sugar next time =
:) UNIX / Linux text files end with just ASCII 10. =20
<Small note for people wanting to try Peuphoria on Linux>
Don't forget to use this command on peu.c before compiling to remove the =
extra 13's:
tr -d "\r" < peu.c > peu2.c
[Disclaimer -- I'm not responsible for more typos (mine), so make a =
backup copy first :)]
</end small note>
I know that \r =3D carriage return =3D ASCII 13. So if \n =3D newline =
!=3D 13&10, what is it's true value?
Michael J. Sabal
mjs at osa.att.ne.jp
http://home.att.ne.jp/gold/mjs/index.html
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