k that's
going to happen by mid-2009, but we'll be on 1.4.2_13 until then. We
have an extremely paranoid QA department :-(.
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"/" (forward slash) is not a valid filename character on either Unix or
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Well, as far as I know, "/" is the *only* character not allowed in a
filename on Unix :-(.
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I think ASCII NUL is a valid character in a Unix filename, at least for
some flavors of Unix. Not that it's a recommended character, mind you...
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that require 1.3 support in that arena.
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Christopher Lloyd's character in the "Back to the Future" movie
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on to say that when
reading files, however, applications should support \n, \r, and \n\r to
promote interoperability.
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