> The latest versions of the Icon language [convert \r\n, \r and \n to
> plain \n in text mode upon read, and convert \n to the platform convention
> on write]
It's a trend <wink>: the latest version of the REBOL language also does
this.
The Java compiler does it for Java source files, but I don't know how
runtime file read/write work in Java.
Anyone know offhand if there's a reliable way to determine whether an open
file descriptor (a C FILE*) is seekable?
if-i'm-doomed-to-get-obsessed-by-this-may-as-well-make-it-faster-
too-ly y'rs - tim
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