On Sat, 27 Apr 2002 17:41:47 -0500, Glenn McCorkle wrote: > BTW, > What kind of file do you have which has ^M ???
> Mine have hex(0d 0a) dec(13 10)==(CR LF) > I have seen ^M used in some modem init strings. > But I have never seen it at the end of a line in a text file. You must be tired. <G> Hex 0D 0A = Dec 13 10 = CR LF = cntrlM cntrlJ Here are the 1st 16 codes from my Sidekick ASCII Pop-up: D H Ch : Ctrl Mem 0 00 : ^@ NUL 1 01 : ^A SOH 2 02 : ^B STX 3 03 : ^C ETX 4 04 : ^D EOT 5 05 : ^E ENQ 6 06 : ^F ACK 7 07 : ^G BEL 8 08 : ^H BS 9 09 : ^I HT 10 0A : ^J LF 11 0B : ^K VT 12 0C : ^L FF 13 0D : ^M CR 14 0E : ^N SO 15 0F : ^0 SI I deleted the displayable characters to prevent F(oul) Up of the page. - Clarence Verge - Back to using Arachne V1.62 ....
