I'm just clueless :-) Perhaps you can investigate? The problem happens
on GCC from Cygwin.
I believe there is a problem with std::getline which results in the line
ending with a \r on cygwin. There are probably other related errors as
well.
Wouldn't the most robust solution be to open the file in binary mode and
treat any of:
\n
\r\n
\r
\n\r
as line separators? Quickbook would then work irrespective of the text
file's provenance.
Of course this is all a theoretically needless complication ;-)
John.
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