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- From: nick@news.easysoft.com (Nick Gorham)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: Re: What to do when feof() is NOT feof()
- Date: 19 Feb 1996 14:25:41 -0000
- Organization: Easysoft Ltd.
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- Aubrey Harrison (aubrey@concentric.net) wrote:
- : Who died and left you king. Most of the messages I have read from you do
- : nothing but harass and ridicule people, rarely ever offering an help or
- : suggestions. I may not be an expert but I know if you open a file with fopen(
- : "filename", "rt"), then fgets stops reading when it finds a ascii 26 and
- : signals end-of-file. If you open it with fopen( "filename","rb") it reads until
- : the real end-of-file. I noticed in your smart-ass reply you did not offer any
- : answers to his problem. Maybe you should take you own advice.
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- I think I have to stand up for Dan on this one, What he posts tends
- to be correct, it may not answer the question the original poster
- thinks he asked, but that is not Dan's fault. As the above _Expert_
- knows "rt" opens a text file on MSDOS but I don't see any mention of
- it under several OS's that have 'C' compilors.
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- Nick Gorham - nick@easysoft.com
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