Re: Regarding EOF while reading from a file

[Hans Aberg]

At 11:56 -0400 2002/05/07, W. L. Estes wrote:
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Not really, there is no law by which the scary statements above can be
enforced: I believe that the first amendment protects that.

It is somewhat offensive, though, and people may decide to not reply
because of that.

  Hans Aberg