(spit "C:\\foo.txt" "test1\n")
(spit "C:\\foo.txt" "test2\n" :append true)
open file in notepad => "test1test2"
(spit "C:\\foo.txt" "test1\r\n")
(spit "C:\\foo.txt" "test2\r\n" :append true)
open file in notepad => "test1
test2"
So a newline in the string passed to spit seems to be emitted as 0x10,
regardless of the platform, and you have to use \r\n in the string to get a
Windoze newline.
Since (AIUI) "spit" is designed to emit text files (who writes binary files
via a Writer?), shouldn't each "\n" in the input be getting coerced to
(System/getProperty "line.separator") somewhere along the way?
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