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#### Eoln

Declaration:
  Function Eoln [(F : Text)] : Boolean;
Description:
  Eof returns True if the file pointer has reached the end of a line, which is demarcated by a line-feed character (ASCII value 10), or if the end of the file is reached. In all other cases Eof returns False. If no file F is specified, standard input is assumed. It can only be used on files of type Text.
Errors:
  None.
See also:
  Eof (485), Assign (455), Reset (558), Rewrite (559)

Listing: refex/ex19.pp

Program Example19;
{ Program to demonstrate the Eoln function. }
begin
{ This program waits for keyboard input. }
{ It will print True when an empty line is put in,
and false when you type a non-empty line.
It will only stop when you press enter.}
While not Eoln do
Writeln (eoln);
end.

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