How do I write printf("Content-type:%s\r\n\r\n",type)

[Lampa Dario]

Hello,

I hope I am not too OT.

How do I write printf("Content-type:%s\r\n\r\n",type) in Pascal ?

I am translating a library of mine written in C into Pascal. How do
I write \r\n\r\n in Pascal?
I tried with write(chr(13)+chr(10)+chr(10)+chr(13)), or
write(#13#10#13#10), but I always get "Premature end of script headers"

I need it to write a CGI program in FreePascal
Thanks in advance

Francesco
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[Chris Dollin]

Lampa Dario wrote:

Hello,

I hope I am not too OT.

How do I write printf("Content-type:%s\r\n\r\n",type) in Pascal ?

I'm afraid you are extremely off-topic.

Ask in the appropriate Pascal group, since it's a question about Pascal.

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[Dave Vandervies]

In article <Oa********************@news3.tin.it>,
Lampa Dario <la**@dario.it> wrote:

Hello,

I hope I am not too OT.

How do I write printf("Content-type:%s\r\n\r\n",type) in Pascal ?

We can help you with understanding the C bit here, though it seems like
you already know what it's doing, so that won't get you any farther.

You want the people who know Pascal. They (even the ones who also know
C and also read here) are best found in a newsgroup that discusses Pascal.

comp.lang.pascal, if it exists, would be the first place I'd look.
dave

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[Old Wolf]

Lampa Dario wrote:

I hope I am not too OT.
This is a C group and you are asking a pascal question..

How do I write printf("Content-type:%s\r\n\r\n",type) in Pascal ?

I am translating a library of mine written in C into Pascal. How do
I write \r\n\r\n in Pascal?
I tried with write(chr(13)+chr(10)+chr(10)+chr(13)), or

Note that in C, \r\n\r\n is NOT necessarily equivalent to
13 10 13 10.

If you are in Windows, then printf("\r\n\r\n"); will get you
13 13 10 13 13 10, because text-mode streams apply conversions
to '\n' (ie. writing '\n' gives '\r\n', and reading '\r\n'
gets you '\n').