That does not happen automatically in Notepad. In Wordpad, the text
wraps properly, but I don't know whether that is because the conversion
/n -> /r/n is done, or Wordpad wraps on either /r/n or /n.
In conclusion, it's not done automatically by Windows -- it might be
done automatically by some Windows applications.
Randy Kramer
Tomas Frydrych wrote:
>
> > (note: to make a linebreak in any windows e.g. STATIC control you have to
> > write"\r\n". It sucks, why I'd like to repoen eve the issue regarding
> > streams (not neccessarily std::ios)
> >
>
> Is it not the case though under Windows that if you open a file
> setting the opening attributes to text, e.g., fopen("some_file", "r+t")
> that the conversion \n <-> \r\n is automatically carried out by the
> input and output routines? I recall quite clearly that at least
> Borland's rtl used to take care of this.
>
> Tomas
