On Thursday, November 04, 2010 09:51:26 am you wrote:
> Yes, there are \t in the source. The question is, How did they get there?
> Is it the editor?
> Well that's easy enough to test. The file was created with "the" so I
> modified the file using vi. delete the tabs, and insert spaces.
> Now when I run it, it displays properly. So maybe it's "the", except that
> I also used "the" to create the test.c program and it does not have the
> same problems.
Hmm... I've never used THE, but I do notice that in your REXX program the
strings are delimited by single-quotes. In your C program, they are no doubt
delimited by double-quotes. Perhaps THE treats the two kinds of quotes
differently?
At any rate, you now know the source of the TABs.
- MacK.
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