Newlines

Greetings,

Attached is a trivial fix for reading lines from Linux files.  The current PositionalStream>>crLfNextLine code yields an empty string between each text line.

I notice that Unix style newlines are displayed as a special character in old .cs files in the file browser and kept in the filed-in source.  Cut 'n paste also keeps the visible newlines.  Perhaps pasting into a code window should do the conversion?


Thanks again for all the great work on CUIS!!!
-KenD
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Ken Dickey <Ken.Dickey [at] whidbey.com>

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Hi Ken,

Ken Dickey wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> Attached is a trivial fix for reading lines from Linux files.  The current PositionalStream>>crLfNextLine code yields an empty string between each text line.
>  

Thanks!

> I notice that Unix style newlines are displayed as a special character in old .cs files in the file browser and kept in the filed-in source.  Cut 'n paste also keeps the visible newlines.  Perhaps pasting into a code window should do the conversion?
>  

Good idea. Will upload a patch today. BTW, the visible character is
ASCII 13 (CR), used by Squeak, and also by Windows (as part of the CrLf
pair).

> Thanks again for all the great work on CUIS!!!
> -KenD
>  

:)

Cheers,
Juan Vuletich

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