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From:	"Patrick Hubers" <phubers AT solve-i-t DOT com>
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Subject:	RE: return to the line
Date:	Wed, 5 Sep 2001 13:43:35 +0200
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Jorge Goncalvez wrote:

> Hi , I made a port of a program from linux to Windows with cygwin .
> This program writes some logs informations in the
> cygwin_syslog.txt But instead
> of having a return to the line it haves a strange character.
>
> Why? I opened it with notepad but if I open it with vi these character
> disappear.

Notepad (as do many Windows programs) expects a CR-LF (carriage return -
line feed) combination to indicate end-of-line, whereas Linux/Unix etc. only
use CR. Vi is, and any decent editor on Windows should be, capable of
interpreting both types of end-of-line. This is not Cygwin specific, btw, so
you might wanna follow up on a more appropriate list.

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