Are you using the latest version of mComm for Android, or an early one?
On Mon, Dec 23, 2019, at 1:28 PM, Willard Goosey wrote: > In article <44f24f91-fcb9-4830-af26-5f6718fe3...@www.fastmail.com>, > Kurt McCullum <ku...@fastmail.com> wrote: > > Willard, > > > EOF is a control Z (Character 26) at the end of the file. That one I am > > familiar with. > > Yes, and it's migrated into a frightful number of my .DO files... I think > Procomm may have either saved them or added them during ASCII downloads. > (This tells you something about how old these files are, because I started > using desklink+teeny back in the early 2000's sometime!)(*) > > I know why so many files have raw linefeeds for eol, they were downloaded > onto a linux machine. More confusing are the files with cr only eols. I > can only assume I got confused at some point, because my CoCo has never > been a m100 file server... > > And I don't even know what happened to the 2013 programming contest files, > they were totally screwed... > > Anyway, I found a text editor (quickedit) that claims it can save files > with crlf eols and it's not afraid of .DO filenames. So far, so good! > > > Kurt > > (*)I've seen things, man. BASIC code written by a CS guy who'd had enough > of the prof's #%@$ and ghods I guess I *am* that much of an idiot there's > the proof right there... > > Willard > > -- > Willard Goosey goo...@sdc.org > Socorro, New Mexico, USA > I search my heart and find Cimmeria, land of Darkness and the Night. > --Robert E. Howard >
