>> It does so (I believe) by placing an 20h 20h 0Dh 0Ah at the end of each
>> line. If it recognizes this combination of characters at the end of a
>> line during editing, it behaves as if there is no CR/LF at all and wraps
>> perfectly.
MDP> And a *very* good one too, IMHO. Actually, any non-displaying
MDP> character could either precede or follow a line break to show it to be
MDP> an artificial one.
I don't really understand why there would need to be any special
convention, after all, the first printing character after the line
length indicates the start of the new line, no?
MDP> Personally, I'm sublimely happy with TB's editor, but Tom and Steve
MDP> make me feel very much in the minority.
I like it alright, and I'm very happy with the column marking options
that don't exist in any other editor. However it has some MAJOR
shortcomings that would be nigh-on trivial to address (assuming the
architecture of TB is sensible in the first place), so I'm biding my
time 'til v2, if it ever is going to actually be released.
-tom!
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