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18/Feb/05 06:54 AM
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Existing layouts use line-feed characters to indicate end-of-line for all platforms. Some Windows applications are tolerant of this convention, but others, such as Notepad, will not properly display files that do not use carriage-return/line-feed pairs to indicate end of line.
This fix introduces a preprocessor macro LOG4CXX_EOL that evaluates to a character literal with the appropriate end-of-line sequence. Also modifies StringHelper::getline to accept either Unix or Windows style EOL's.
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Existing layouts use line-feed characters to indicate end-of-line for all platforms. Some Windows applications are tolerant of this convention, but others, such as Notepad, will not properly display files that do not use carriage-return/line-feed pairs to indicate end of line.
This fix introduces a preprocessor macro LOG4CXX_EOL that evaluates to a character literal with the appropriate end-of-line sequence. Also modifies StringHelper::getline to accept either Unix or Windows style EOL's. |
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Platform appropriate line-feed convention
