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Leonard Rosenthol (leonardr@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu) kindly responded to my query:

>>A LightSpeed Pascal question:

>>In reading from standard input, from the keyboard, is there any way to
>>signal end of file to the program?  I can't find any indication in the
>>manual.

>>Thanks to anyone who can help.

>	I believe (and Rich will correct me if I am wrong, won't you Rich?) that
>you can signal the end of file the same way you would if you were working on a
>Unix machine (for example) by using a Cmd-D (or Control-D, to those Unix folk).
>I think that the reason for this is that Cmd/Ctl-D is a Pascal standard.

I think I had tried that, but will try it again.

I have also (so far) gotten email responses from Richard Siegel of THINK
(rs4u+@andrew.cmu.edu), who suggested the Enter key, but only if using
the old Mac keyboard; and from Ken Hancock (isle@eleazar.dartmouth.edu),
who suggested Cmd-Shift-3.

I haven't tried any of these yet, but will do so soon.

Thanks to all three of you for the help!


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