> > > all of the CR LF CRLF LFCR should mark an "end of line".) > > All of CR, LF, <CR, LF>, NEL, LS, PS, and EOF(!). (Assuming that the
I was still staying within the ASCII and \r \n discussion, but yes, if one goes Latin 1 / Unicode the NEL and LS PS (why not FF, then?), and of course EOF. > encoding of the text file is recognised.) > > Don't know about <LF, CR>. I think that should be two line ends. That's a good question: is it a case of mixing different EOLs in the same file, or a question of a \r\n emitted by MacOS Classic? > /kent k >
