Posted by comp.lang.php on 12/07/05 21:05

Thanx but that was not enough information for me.

1) Is the "diff tool" PHP, Linux, Windows, UNIX, Perl, ...??
2) Is there a comprehensive way of determining exactly how many bytes
you read into this diff tool (e.g. Windows: 1024? Linux: 256? FreeBSD:
512)

Thanx
Phil

Steve wrote:
> > * Determine if a file is binary. Useful for doing file content
> > editing
>
> > Problem is that the results are completely backwards:
>
> > It's basically saying that binary files are ASCII and all ASCII files
> > are binary! Is there a better function out there that can tell me if a
> > file is binary or not?
>
> Here is another suggestion:
> <http://groups.google.co.uk/group/comp.lang.php/browse_thread/thread/1d01eb12555a940d/cbf2065e8238ac45#cbf2065e8238ac45>
>
> ---
> Steve

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