>--------------------------------------------------------- >Od: Doug Cutting > >Each split (except the first) contains the first line starting after >it's start position through the first line ending after its end >position. So if you have a file with:
Aha, very nice, in my browsing around the documentation i must have missed this point. How does the application know that the file is 'text' though (i.e. when is new line a special character)? Or are all files assumed to be text? And even when they are, how do different newline representations come into play (CR/LF/CRLF/NEL/unicode posse)? Just curious, the main point was already answered by Dough and Andreas, many thanks for that.
