Hello Everyone,
I have a quick question and I haven't been able to find the answer in
any of my many books on Perl. Someone in here might know off the top of
their head:
In Perl, this is 5.x running on a Unix environment, what does the
newline (\n) mean literally. Is it the Unix standard <lf> or is it
<cr><lf>?
I am trying to put together a file with the record separator as
<cr><lf>. Will \n do it, and if not where can I get the ascii
equivalents to those characters?
Like Bartles and James, thanks for your support.
-Frank
