> >Btw, there is a bug in do_last: it adds 1 extra \r\n.
> >(ctime adds \r\n and we append one more \r\n to buf, so just remove \r\n from
> >sprintf):
> >- sprintf(buf, "[%5ld] [%2d %s] %-12s : %-18s : %-20s\r\n",
> >+ sprintf(buf, "[%5ld] [%2d %s] %-12s : %-18s : %-20s",
>
> ctime only adds \n. (Not that the lone \n should be there anyway.)
Just curious but I have a newbie question.
What does the \r do?
In my previous programming I just used \n for carage returns. I think it
has something to do with streaming sockets ( I think I read that ) but
I'm not sure. Can anyone help?
- Matt
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