... programmer access to the bits in any file. Maybe that's an illusion, but so far I've been taken in, and most files that I've wanted to read with it have worked as I expected. C has text mode and binary mode. In text mode, '\n' (a single character) is translated to/from the OS dependent line end marker. In binary mode, such translation is not done. Because ...

.... question is instead used internally in Fortran. The run-time library takes care of translation between this character and the OS record structure as needed. This is very much like C and its derivatives, intentionally so... to the bits in any file. Maybe that's an illusion, but so far I've been taken in, and most files that I've wanted to read with it have worked as I expected. I ...

... above his rage and what seems to be a deep trauma. Given this, nothing he posts here should be taken at face value other than to as a attempt of 'effect' or attention. He has no position other ... the borg's posts for quite some time and I'm fairly convinced that he's a malicious hate-filled character who thinks he's hit upon a clever way to spread his hate around on a well-read forum. ...

... like a front runner. Your 'great efforts' however well intentioned presupposes he can even 'hear' you above his rage and what seems to be a deep trauma. Given this, nothing he posts here should be taken at face value other than to as a attempt of 'effect' or attention. He has no position other than this. He follows the usual pattern, he gets enjoyment from being attacked. He will do ...

re: rascality There are my opinions, and I hope this response will not be perceived as another parody attempt. Whatever ugliness a person posts has to be taken with salt. There are all types whom are posting often non-conforming, unusual perspectives, and including pathologic. A reader interprets ideas & cheap ad hominems seriously, comically, or simply ignores 'em. The term "...

... effects were produced by increased self-confidence of the male subjects. The results are preliminary and they involved a small number of people, so that replication is necessary before they can be taken seriously. The Science of Romance - by Nigel Barber http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1573929700/ The Rise and Fall of the Third Chimpanzee by Jared M. Diamond http://www....

...they tended to excuse the disruptive behavior. As one of the women put it, "She plays well with everyone, but like anyone else, a bad day can occur. Her cruelty . . . need not be taken seriously." When a physically unattractive girl was pictured as the culprit in exactly the same situation described in exactly the same way, a typical respondent said, "I think the child would be quite bratty ...

...: how do I enter a '/' character? Well, you have a .co.uk...real(8) :: x integer :: n, ios character(10) :: buff do write(6,'(... the ERR= branch to be taken. In fact, 9.10 Error,... none real(8) :: x integer :: n character(10) :: buff integer :: blen character(6) :: commands = '+-*/.,' do write(6,'(a)',advance='no') '> ' read(5,'(...

... way). A second question: how do I enter a '/' character? Well, you have a .co.uk address, so the '/' key should...program ex implicit none real(8) :: x integer :: n, ios character(10) :: buff do write(6,'(a)',advance='no') '> ' ...is no list of conditions that require the ERR= branch to be taken. In fact, 9.10 Error, end-of-record, and end-of...

...> Posted To: microsoft.public.sqlserver.setup Conversation: Uppercase characters Subject: RE: Uppercase characters ... in upper case and whether you have taken advantage of case sensitivity within SQL Server...in my database that only uses uppercase characters? I have a Country database, which stores the two character country code, and country name, as per ...