MSGID: 2:310/31.3@fidonet fa6b5298
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PID: OpenXP/5.0.51 (Win32) (i386)
CHRS: ASCII 1
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Hello Carlos!
*** Sunday 13.03.22 at 09:55, Carlos Navarro wrote to All:
CN> It seems that OpenXP inserts CRLF (#13#10) at the end of every line in
CN> the body text of packed messages, including kludges.
Yes it does.
CN> In FTS-4000 (http://ftsc.org/docs/fts-4000.001) we can read:
CN> ============
CN> The and soft characters (character codes 10 and 141
CN> respectively) should not be used within a control pragraph.
CN> ============
Here's the *full* paragraph to which you refer:
---------- 8< ----------
The and soft characters (character codes 10 and 141
respectively) should not be used within a control pragraph. If they
are, they should be disregarded by any program processing such a
message or copies thereof.
---------- 8< ----------
And then there's this:
**********************************************************************
FTSC FIDONET TECHNICAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE
**********************************************************************
Publication: FTS-4000
Revision: 1
Title: CONTROL PARAGRAPHS
Author(s): FTSC
Revision Date: 1 October 2000
Expiry Date: 1 October 2002
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Looks like the document is no longer valid.
CN> For better compatibility with all FTN software, I suggest that OpenXP is
CN> changed so that it strips LF characters (#10) and leaves only CR (#13)
CN> when it generates PKTs - if not in all the body text, at least in the
CN> kludge lines.
The only person who could address your suggestion would be the developer
but he doesn't monitor this echo :((
Regards,
Martin
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