This problem could be cleanly solved if we could zero pad the size of a chunk. I.e. if a chunk size could look like 0057CRLF The current BNF disallows this, however. Is there some reason for disallowing a leading zero? If this cannot be changed I suspect we will end up with rather inelegant extensions like 57;pad="xxx"CRLF with a variable number of x's adjusted to create the padding. John is right, but this was discussed at length at the time. I've never heard a reasoned argument aginst the leading zeros but it didn't get fixed then and its too late now. PhillReceived on Friday, 21 February 1997 10:01:05 EST
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