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Splitting REALLY *REALLY* long lines into single character + CR + LF
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I am trying to work with a text file of pi that is one single line of one *billion* digits. QB64 Phoenix doesn't seem to like putting this one long line into a string variable. It just sits there with one CPU maxed out. Maybe it might do something eventually, but not in any reasonable time frame.

Is there an easy way using Linux to convert this long line into a file in the following format?

3
.
1
4
1
5
9

etc?

That should make it much easier to deal with.
While we are at it, what is the maximum size file that can be opened for reading?
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Splitting REALLY *REALLY* long lines into single character + CR + LF - by Circlotron - 04-22-2025, 04:34 AM

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