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Re: LF vs. CRLF in server .DAT script
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Sat, 27 Feb 1999 01:25:03 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, lehman@javanet.com (Todd Lehman) writes:
> p.s. Paul: while testing the change to the script, I accidentally wrote
> print "$_\013\010";
> when I meant to write
> print "$_\013\012";
> \010 is ASCII backspace and it caused LDLITE 1.5 to GPF on me. No biggie but
> you probably wanna know.
Grrr, where is my brain today.
I meant that I wrote
print "$_\015\010";
when I meant to write
print "$_\015\012";
I always get octal wrong, durnit. (But ASCII octal values "\015\012" are more
portable than writing "\r\n" in this case, because here we specifically want
13 and 10, not whatever \r and \n happen to evaluate to.)
--Todd
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