Alan Watson <alan at alan-watson.org> writes:
> The response to Formal Comment #46 says:
>
> > The R6RS grammar is meant to apply to a decoded stream. That is,
> > specific bytes that represent a newline some stream are meant to be
> > converted to the LF character in the character stream that is parsed
> > as a program.
>
> I cannot find this in section 4 of the latest draft. Is it somewhere else?
>
> Related to this, shouldn't "\<line ending>" in strings be interpreted in
> the same way as "\<linefeed>"?
I'm confused: The grammar says something about \<line ending>, not about
\<linefeed>. The section on "Line endings" has:
>> In a string literal, a line ending not preceded by a \ stands for a
>> linefeed character, which is the standard line-ending character of
>> Scheme.
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Cheers =8-} Mike
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Received on Thu Jun 28 2007 - 01:36:00 UTC