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<tankf33der> morning all
<abu[7]> Hi tankf33der
<tankf33der> abu[7]: *who* prints ^J when i read (char) inside file? *How* you handle this?
<abu[7]> Hmm, when reading nothing is printed (?)
<abu[7]> Why do you think ^J is printed somewhere?
<tankf33der> if file m.dat contais a and carret - two bytes
<tankf33der> then
<tankf33der> (in "m.dat" (println (char) (char]
<tankf33der> prints a and ^J
<abu[7]> ok
<abu[7]> But what is the problem?
<tankf33der> no problems of course. i wanted to know in sources who prints ^J
<abu[7]> ah
<abu[7]> (vi 'llvm~print)
<abu[7]> Then down to (? (atom Lst) # Transient
<tankf33der> ok
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<beneroth__> tankf33der, the (println) = "print newline" -> "newline" = ^J
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<abu[7]> T, or simply
<abu[7]> : (char 10)
<abu[7]> -> "^J"
<beneroth> tankf33der, maybe you want to use (prin) or (print) instead ?
<tankf33der> i search sources and did not find ^J in it
<abu[7]> true :)
<tankf33der> :)
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