Tim Showalter <tjs(_at_)andrew(_dot_)cmu(_dot_)edu> writes:
You have your choice of two reasonable choices:
LF|CRLF|CR: This works with any OS that purports to save files in ASCII
text.
CRLF: This is what a standard does normally.
The only problem with LF|CRLF|CR is that it *doesn't* work with any
OS - you can't read files that were created on another platform.
We could just let it be LF|CRLF|CR, and leave it up to the transfer
mechanism / editors to do the translation... (this is the approach
HTML takes, although I'm not sure whether that's an argument for or
against :-)
)Rob