code ascii of

Question

Hello everyone!  I would like to know the ASCII code for 
, I was told it is \015, is that correct?  Actually, my problem is that I am sending my own requests to a web server. I'm on Linux and it works very well under Konqueror.  However, it doesn't work under Mozilla because it seems it doesn't recognize the 
.  Does anyone know how to solve this problem?  Thank you

mamiemando · Accepted Answer

```
Tape man ascii  You will get everything you want, including the line:  Oct Dec Hex Char ---------------------------- 012 10 0A LF '
'  PS: I don't know why you need this code, but in practice in programming 
 it's better. In C++, you can also use endl, which is even better.
```

TLa · Answer

Your question is not very clear:  - If you are making requests to a server, then you are acting as an HTTP client.  - If Mozilla or Konqueror behaves differently with your software, then you are acting as an HTTP server.   In any case, it reminds me of when I created a web server in Tcl,  the lines of headers and responses end with a CRLF, either "\x0d\x0a" or "
".   Examples of HTTP exchange (captured with Ethereal):  http://thierry.larmoire.free.fr/dev/test/pwd.html

blurk · Answer

Hello  for some systems, it's 13 in decimal, which is D in hex (CR for carriage return, or enter key) for others, 13 is not enough, an additional code is needed to move down a line, which is 10 (down arrows) that is \13\10 in decimal or \D\A in hex  the 
 in C can sometimes cause a problem, as it can represent one or two characters depending on the case, and we have to test that's why some text files opened with Windows Notepad are sometimes truncated.  best regards  -- ¤

sebsauvage · Answer

The 
 in C can sometimes pose a problem, as it can represent one or two characters depending on the case,  That's right!  
 it's: - 13 followed by 10 on Windows (0D 0A) - 10 on Unix (0A) - 13 on Macintosh (0D)  And the worst part is that some compilers on Windows (for example, C#) consider that 
 only means 0A.

TLa · Answer

the 
 in C can sometimes pose a problem, as it can represent one or 2 characters depending on the situation,  more precisely, it is the printf, write functions and their ilk that transform the "
" into something else according to the configuration of the pipe (file, pipe, socket ...)  for example, in Tcl, when I talk about HTTP header or response, I configure the sockets like this: fconfigure $sock -translation crlf and puts -nonewline $sock "GET / HTTP/1.0
" sends to the socket "GET / HTTP/1.0
" and string length "
" is equal to 1  the compilers, on the other hand, always transform the "
" into 0x0a. if you open an executable generated from C that contains a string "toto
", with a hex editor you will find the string toto followed by the character 0x0a only. by the way, strlen("
") is always 1.

karine · Answer

Thank you all!  It’s true that it’s complicated!  I will try all of that...  See you!

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