Hi DM,
In messages posted in a Synchronet messagebase, I'm curious if ASCII 141 (0x8D) has any significance?
On FSXNET, one of the people who post there
has been using an editor that puts that character in his messages, seemingly every 80 characters. It's visible as an accented 'i' character (I also tried reading his messages with msglist.js, and it's visible with that as well).
One thing I noticed is that when I reply to one of his messages, I see that character in the quoted lines (in SlyEdit), but then when I read my saved reply, it seems those characters were interpreted as newlines - Those characters aren't there in my reply, but a new line is started after those characters would have appeared.
It was suggested by another user that ASCII 141 is a hard linewrap character, but I've tried searching online for what ASCII 141 is used for and haven't found anything mentioning that.
I'm wondering if DDMsgReader and/or SlyEdit should deal with that character in some way.
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