Jason Stover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Section 6.6 of the manual gives this decsription of
> the FILE HANDLE syntax:
>
> FILE HANDLE handle_name
> /NAME='filename'
> /MODE={CHARACTER,IMAGE}
> /LRECL=rec_len
> /TABWIDTH=tab_width
>
> But below this definition, rather than describing the IMAGE mode,
> there is a description of the BINARY mode:
>
> " By contrast, in BINARY mode, the data file is opened in ANSI C binary
> mode and records are a fixed length. In BINARY mode, LRECL specifies
> the record length in bytes, with a default of 1024. Tab characters are
> never expanded to spaces in binary mode."
>
> Should the syntax definition say 'BINARY' instead of 'IMAGE'?
IMAGE is correct, not BINARY. That's what the implementation
supports.
If you'd like to do a search-and-replace and check it in, that'd
be great.
--
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machine specification. One should not assume that every virtual
machine implementation contains a giant squid."
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