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14 Mar 2022 11:21, you wrote to me:
MF> Here's the *full* paragraph to which you refer:
MF> ---------- 8< ----------
MF> The and soft characters (character codes 10 and 141
MF> respectively) should not be used within a control pragraph. If they
MF> are, they should be disregarded by any program processing such a
MF> message or copies thereof.
MF> ---------- 8< ----------
Yes, programs should ignore it. But better not to have LFs there, if possible.
They serve no purpose anyway.
MF> And then there's this:
MF> **********************************************************************
MF> FTSC FIDONET TECHNICAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE
MF> **********************************************************************
MF> Publication: FTS-4000
MF> Revision: 1
MF> Title: CONTROL PARAGRAPHS
MF> Author(s): FTSC
MF> Revision Date: 1 October 2000
MF> Expiry Date: 1 October 2002
MF> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
MF> Looks like the document is no longer valid.
FTS-4000 is listed in ftsc.org/docs - Standards section. I see no replacement
for it, so I guess it's just that it hasn't been updated. (I may ask about
this in FTSC_PUBLIC.)
CN>> For better compatibility with all FTN software, I suggest that
CN>> OpenXP is changed so that it strips LF characters (#10) and
CN>> leaves only CR (#13) when it generates PKTs - if not in all the
CN>> body text, at least in the kludge lines.
MF> The only person who could address your suggestion would be the
MF> developer but he doesn't monitor this echo :((
Is the developer (gsandner) in Fidonet? If not, I suppose that the place to
make suggestions is the SF repo.
Carlos
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