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Subject: [SWIPL] help with put(10)

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To list

I have a problem with put(10) on windows, probably related to end of =
line character difference between unix and dos/windows. SWI seems to =
automatically do a put(13) after a put(10). I wondered if there were any =
way around this? How can I write ascii 10 to a file without ascii 13 =
following? I run version 4 of SWI.

Best, Lars G. Johnsen
University of Bergen

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