Re: ^Z character in VRML files

> than a DOS hangover. In a similar vein, I think that if most code
literally
> implemented many specifications of CR/LF handling, a lot fewer
applications
> would (inter-)operate.

got to admit, it makes sense to me for software to (a) see everything not a
useable character as whitespace, and (b) smoothly deal with the more common
EOL variants

not a big deal, just makes good s/w engineering sense...

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