While coding some XML stuff lately (if you’re into PHP and XML, get a grip on FluentDOM if you have not already) I ran about some line ending issues. That [NEL] thingy was new to me, so I just wanted to get the whole picture. There is always something to discover
Line Ending Encodings
| Platform | Line Ending | PHP (UTF-8) | Unicode | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Macintosh | [CR] | \r | (#x000D) | |
| UNIX Based Systems | [LF] | \n | (#x000A) | |
| DOS Based Systems | [CR][LF] | \r\n | (#x000D)(#x000A) | |
| OS/390 | [NEL] | \xC2\x85 | (#x0085) |
Sources: Why CR+LF?, W3C Note
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