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Ralph Corderoy
ralph at inputplus.co.uk
Mon Mar 5 08:08:14 PST 2018
Hi David,
> Macs use \n like normal Unix machines. They used to use \r in the bad
> old days before they went Unixy.
Yes, you're right. Earlier in the thread I said I thought they used CR,
but that was much earlier up to Mac OS 9. Mac OS X came along around
2000, was based on Unix, unlike 9, and switched to its LF line
terminator. macOS is still version 10, the X Roman numeral, but has
changed name to OS X, and now macOS along the way.
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Cheers, Ralph.
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