Andy Wu wrote:
I believe I've found a bug in the QPOutputStream code. When it comes
across a line break both "\r\n" and "=0D=0A" are being output
resulting in extraneous new lines.
The fault appears to lie in the write( int b ) method. If b=='\r' or
b=='\n' the last if block should be avoided as the outputCRLF() will
have already done what's required.
Hi Andy,
If you could submit a patch, preferably with a small test case that
demonstrates the problem and passes with the patch, it would be much
appreciated.
--犬 Chris Burdess
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