Answer by check for Is the backslash n `\n` really Line Feed, but is treated...
I meant to write this as a comment but I can't.While reading the Build Your Own Text Editor tutorial, I came across this in the Fix Ctrl-M section:It turns out that the terminal is helpfully...
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Nowadays there are the following line endings ("newlines"):Old MacOS 0x0D = 13 = CR = \r = carriage returnLinux 0x0A = 10 = LF = \n = linefeedAS400 0x85 = EBCDIC NL = NELWindows 0x0D 0x0A = CR-LF =...
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New Line is an abstract name for a text file line terminator. On Win machines, it is implemented as a 0x0d0a. On Unix machines it is implemented as a 0x0a. On old Macs it is implemented as an...
View ArticleIs the backslash n `\n` really Line Feed, but is treated as a Newline?
For all the years using C, Ruby, Perl, Java, and PHP, or many other languages, I just took \n to mean newline. So turns out it is only "Line Feed" but is treated as "Newline"?It looks like the...
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