On 24.06.2014 06:36, Gil Cottle wrote:
If not, adding a flag would be useful for text file-writing/reading when
running on Windows, but it could also be a source of issues for people
trying to write binary/text data depending on the defaults. Any thoughts on
this?
For what its worth, I think
Hello,
I'm looking through the File API at http://doc.rust-lang.org/std/io/ and I
don't see a way to open a file in binary-mode vs text-mode. It seems the
default is binary mode from tests that I've done. AFAIK, this only matters
on Windows since a carriage return would not be returned to the
