Must be soooooo simple

[djw]

I am trying to figure out what the EOF command is for win32. For example, I need to enter some stuff into an array and I need to signify the EOF to continue. I use linux mostly for this so its ^D. Anybody know what win32 systems use?
Tried ^D, ^C, ^Z but no go.

Thanks,
djw

[tye]

<CTRL-Z> then <Enter> (at the start of a line).

        - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")

[ar0n]

Which are ASCII codes 26 (!) and 10 (and/or 13 depending on what OS you're on...).

Who The Man? tye.

-- ar0n (just another perl joe)

[djw]

Thank you very much. Sanity has returned.

Thanks,
djw

[Anonymous Monk]

If you are using a DOS Box, F6 can be used to send a ^Z.

[Fastolfe]

I'm not quite sure what you need this for, but for interoperability reasons like this you might think of a different way of trying to do what it is you're trying to do. The 'eof' function is system-independent and looks literally for the end of a file stream. If you're trying to build an interactive feature into your script that depends on an EOF, you might consider looking instead for a blank line or a '.' on a line by itself (a la sendmail). Just an idea...