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10 Jul
2007
10 Jul
'07
7:23 p.m.
On 7/10/07, Heiko Oberdiek
The solution is simple, just make the string more informative. Example: Leave the file name empty to re-try, or enter <eof> (Unix: CTRL-D, Windows: CTRL-Z + Enter) to exit.
Then you have to explain that linux uses unix <eof> -- maybe
"Leave the file name empty to re-try, or type the end-of-file code for
your platform to exit."
Goggle for "windows end-of-file" got a bunch of hits that mention
using <Ctrl-Z>.
Goggle for "linux end-of-file" got a bunch of hits that mention using <Ctrl-D>.
Goggle for "unix end-of-file" got a a few of hits that mention using <Ctrl-D>
Goggle for "OS X end-of-file" doesn't appear to be helpful!
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George N. White III