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Invisible wrote:
> [I mean, realistically, what are the chances of two binary files being
> identical except for an extra few 0x0A bytes, all of which just happen
> to be prefixed by 0x0D bytes? Pretty small. But even so... EEEEK!!]
Unless you loaded it into an editor that converts line endings for you?
Or downloaded it via FTP in the wrong mode?
Lots of ways *that* can get screwed up.
And yes, I had the same problem I ran across in one of my programs. I
have no idea how it passed the tests in the previous version of Tcl I
was using and failed them now. It should have failed all along. (Create
a bunch of files. Delete some. Scan the results. You'd think the "are
the two different" would have failed when passed the "original" list
twice, yes? :-)
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
"That's pretty. Where's that?"
"It's the Age of Channelwood."
"We should go there on vacation some time."
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