Hi Sergey,

Thanks for your report, this bug reproduces nicely for me. Does your file end 
in a newline, or is it just 3 bytes long, total?  I am getting that the 
messaging facilities have a problem with files not ending with a newline, but 
perhaps it is more subtle than that.


Regards,

Clint


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From: Sergey Logichev <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2014 1:17 AM
To: Unicon
Subject: Re: [Unicon-group] internet directory contents

Hello,

it was very interesting to observe progressive elegancy of your code %-)), but 
I have following question. There is ordinary text file which contains a single 
line "3.3". File is stored on the web. Why when I try to read it as

procedure main()
  f := open("http://xmarkup.sourceforge.net/xm.version","m";) | stop("http open 
error")
  write("v",read(f)) # shall print v3.3
  close(f)
end

I don't get open error but actually no data are read? It seems as the file is 
empty, but it is not true. You can check it in your browser.

Best regards,
Sergey

25.06.2014, 00:05, "Jafar Al-Gharaibeh" <[email protected]>:
I think in this case, at least, failure of either of those clauses would cause 
backtracking into the !fd, producing
the next line to scan.  (He hopes!)


Oh yeah, backtracking! a power feature that I forgot about in this case. :-)

We will let Dick tell us what works and what not if he opted to try any of 
these solutions.

--Jafar




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