Is it true that sometimes we may have
ASCII character 13 & ASCII character 10
or
ASCII character 10 & ASCII character 13 ?
In theory, yes, but in practice I find that those systems which use
both characters together to indicate a newline always put the \r
(ASCII character 13) first. (In the case of the TELNET protocol and
various derivatives - e.g.SNMP, HTTP, etc - the RFC's specifically
require \r\n rather than \n\r).
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Mark J. Reed <email@hidden>
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