The library's default end-of-line characters.
The value of TextUtil.EOL determines the default value
for the end-of-line characters used by the library. If you change
its value, you should set it to one of the readonly fields
TextUtil.CRLF_EOL or TextUtil.LF_EOL. For example,
the following code:
TextUtil.EOL = TextUtil.CRLF_EOL;
will set CR LF as the default end-of-line characters for the library.
The value of EOL does not affect the way MIME.NET
performs parsing. The Assemble() methods of some classes
use EOL to append end-of-line characters.
EOL is static. You must be careful when you set its
value in a multithreaded environment. You should set its value
from your main thread when the program begins.
The default value for EOL is
TextUtil.CRLF_EOL.
The MIME standard requires CR LF as the characters used
for the end-of-line sequence. However, in the C and Unix
programming environment, LF alone (frequently called "newline") is
used for the end-of-line sequence. In that environment, it is
common for disk I/O functions to convert to LF end-of-line sequence
on input, and convert to CR LF on output. For compatibility
with such an environment, MIME.NET allows you to change the default
end-of-line characters. To change the default to LF alone, set
this field to TextUtil.LF_EOL.
TextUtil Class | Hunny.Mime Namespace