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• An exclamation mark ( ! ) causes a linefeed and carriage return to be sent.
• I'm not sure myself if or if not there should be a linefeed there, but the fact that it is inconsistent is . . . odd.
• We wish to predict whether the next character will be a linefeed, given that the previous character was a period ( context A ) and that the last linefeed occurred 72 characters ago ( context B ).
• We wish to predict whether the next character will be a linefeed, given that the previous character was a period ( context A ) and that the last linefeed occurred 72 characters ago ( context B ).
• These provide Unicode with native paragraph and line separators independent of the legacy encoded ASCII control characters such as carriage return ( U + 000A ), linefeed ( U + 000D ), and Next Line ( U + 0085 ).
• :: If you know it is text a quick check is that all the characters are printable, in fact just do a check for the characters being 0x20 or more plus some others like null, tab, newline or linefeed.
• Since the system was closely tied to the use of commonly available teleprinters, line endings in files consisted of the carriage return character ( ASCII CR, 0D hexadecimal ), followed by the linefeed character ( ASCII LF, 0A hexadecimal ).
• The resulting files will differ from the files on the CD-ROM in that they will end lines with only a linefeed, while the CD-ROM version for which WCSTools software was written terminates lines with a carriage return and a linefeed.
• The resulting files will differ from the files on the CD-ROM in that they will end lines with only a linefeed, while the CD-ROM version for which WCSTools software was written terminates lines with a carriage return and a linefeed.
• Turing changed only a few of the standard encodings; for instance, 00000 and 01000, which mean " no effect " and " linefeed " in the teleprinter code, were represented by the characters " / " and " @ " respectively.
• Microsoft Windows and its standard libraries for the C and C + + programming languages allow the programmer to specify a parameter indicating if a file is expected to be plain text or binary when opening a file; this affects the standard library calls to read and write from the file in that the system converts between the C / C + + " end of line " character ( the ASCII linefeed character ) and the end-of-line sequence Windows expects in files ( the ASCII carriage return and linefeed characters in sequence ).
• Microsoft Windows and its standard libraries for the C and C + + programming languages allow the programmer to specify a parameter indicating if a file is expected to be plain text or binary when opening a file; this affects the standard library calls to read and write from the file in that the system converts between the C / C + + " end of line " character ( the ASCII linefeed character ) and the end-of-line sequence Windows expects in files ( the ASCII carriage return and linefeed characters in sequence ).
• :: : : The problem is undoubtedly the locale settings . uniq-- help actually mentions that " comparisons honor the rules specified by  LC _ COLLATE ", probably because this bites a lot of people . ( I know it's bitten me . ) Original poster, type locale at the command line to see your locale settings, and try LC _ COLLATE = C uniq instead of just uniq to tell uniq to use the C locale, which treats characters other than linefeed as uninterpreted bytes . ( I haven't tried that, but it should work . . . )-- talk ) 23 : 40, 16 April 2014 ( UTC)