> See `perldoc -f binmode` and search for ":crlf"
>
>
[Stewart Anderson]
Or provide your operators with a means that enforces the transfer
in the mode you actually want it?
Then you don't have to do any changes to your own code, as long as
you can trust the transfer method.
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On Tue, 2008-09-23 at 10:01 -0400, Zembower, Kevin wrote:
> Can anyone suggest a better solution?
See `perldoc -f binmode` and search for ":crlf"
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Hi Kevin,
Zembower, Kevin wrote:
I've written a program to process a text file. The input file is generated on a
DOS computer and transferred to my Linux host. Most of the time, the operator
remembers to transfer it BINARY and not ASCII, so that the DOS line endings are
preserved. However,
I've written a program to process a text file. The input file is generated on a
DOS computer and transferred to my Linux host. Most of the time, the operator
remembers to transfer it BINARY and not ASCII, so that the DOS line endings are
preserved. However, occasionally, they forget, and the pro
