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- Subject: Re: Sucks being in the huge minority...
- From: Ando Sonenblick <ando@...>
- Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2003 22:16:00 -0700
>> I've discovered that short comments in lua, ala:
>>
>> -- this is a comment
>>
>> ...don't work properly on the mac.
> Not true. The compiler is looking for "\n". It's the job of the C library
> to translate incoming end-of-lines to "\n". That's what ANSI C says.
Ah... Makes sense (I tested with "\r\n" and if it works with just "\n" then
no wonder I thought it wanted "\r\n").
Also makes it much easier and faster to search/replace "\r" with "\n".
>
> Perhaps you're using a file created on a different system and not translated
> as a text file during transfer.
This is text typed in by the user directly from TextEdit (I know, don¹t
cringe mac users out that that I'm still using TextEdit; it's on my list to
change! :)
TE always has had \r at new lines...
Ando