Re: eof character in c#
- From: Mark Monster <m.monster@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 02 Oct 2005 23:15:15 -0700
Hello dev_kh,
I'm one hundred percent sure there is not EOF character in C#. There is no need for it too. Just read the file till there is nothing left. That's all.
Regards,
Mark Monster
Hi,
I am facing a weird issue. Here it goes:
I am writing a c# app for a client with which I will read some data and generate a .dat file for them from that data. Then the client will read that .dat file and do something based on it's contents at their end. My application will run on a windows xp machine but client should be able to read this dat file in unix box. So, they want to know what will be the end of line character (which I said will be standard \r\n), but they also insist on knowing what is enf of file character.
Now, I have read that there is no specal EOF character in c#, so what should I tell my client. They said they need to know all this as they will be reading this dat file on a unix box.
Please enlighten me.
Thanks dev_kh
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