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From: dennison@telepath.com (Ted Dennison)
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Subject: Re: Can I treat Current_Output as a file of bytes?
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Bj rn Persson <bjorn_persson.spam-is-evil@sverige.nu> wrote in message news:<20021107014453.6774d605.bjorn_persson.spam-is-evil@sverige.nu>...
> It seems to work well for output,
Cool!

> but I've run into problems with input.
Drat. :-)

> turns out that Get_Immediate (or rather some underlying C routine)
> translates CR LF to a single LF when running in Windows, and I can't find
> any other way to check if input is available. Neither can I push back what

I know Cygwin does that. Gnat doesn't use Cygwin though, it uses
MinGW. Perhaps MinGW does it too. If so, there's no way you are
getting those CR's back without calling out to Win32.

I'm a little shaky on what your problem with this is, though.