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Exactly. The "proper" record separator (CRLF) is not available on the keyboard on UNIX systems (well, half of it is). If people are typing it out by hand (which
by cup-of-tea 9y ago
Exactly. The "proper" record separator (CRLF) is not available on the keyboard on UNIX systems (well, half of it is). If people are typing it out by hand (which I doubt, actually) there are many keys on standard keyboard which could be used for the various separators (like the F keys).
- jstimpfle 9y agoI don't don't know if CRLF is "the proper record separator". If any, that's probably RS (ASCII 30). Btw. in the Unix terminal you can type any ASCII 1-26 by pressing Ctrl+[a-z], and for the remaining 0 and 27-31 there are other combinations. It's just not as convenient as pressing a single key.
- cup-of-tea 9y agoFor CSV it is.