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| A way to change what
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Fri, 06 June 2008 15:00  |
cbpporter
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Is there a way to change what characters are inserted when using "\n" (i.e. like when writing to a stream)? OS dependent value is not good for my current need, I need fixed one.
If there isn't I guess I can run a in-memory replace before writing to disk, but the operation is sure to be expensive.
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| Re: A way to change what
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Sat, 07 June 2008 10:46  |
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mirek
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| cbpporter wrote on Fri, 06 June 2008 09:00 |
Is there a way to change what characters are inserted when using "\n" (i.e. like when writing to a stream)? OS dependent value is not good for my current need, I need fixed one.
If there isn't I guess I can run a in-memory replace before writing to disk, but the operation is sure to be expensive.
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Actually, current U++ NEVER tests for '\n' in output stream (with exception of Cout()).
The reason is that such test has very negative impact on Stream performance and it seems to be not very difficult to manage this in client code.
Mirek
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