1 Proceed until the end of file.

2 Unexpected end of file or stream encountered.

3 Reached end of file '%1' before finding end of game-data.

4 Unexpected end of file while searching for % 1 $ S.

5 I use "_EOF_" (EOF is short for "End Of File") because it is traditional, but you can use anything, as long as it does not conflict with a bash reserved word.

6 Unexpected end of file or stream encountered. File is probably truncated or corrupted.

7 All entries except the END statement at the End Of File are optional.

8 Binary mode. End of file is reached at last byte of the file. No conversions.

9 Signals that an end of file or end of stream has been reached unexpectedly during input.

10 End of file is reached at last byte of the file.

11 Returns:Pointer if OK, NULL on error or end of file?

12 Here, whatever the user types until a Control-D (end of file indicator) becomes the command's input.

13 The tokenizer moves through the stream, inspecting characters one at a time until it encounters either an integer or the end of file.

14 The beginning and end of the range is separated by a comma (,) and may be specified as a line number, a regular expression, or a dollar sign ($) for end of file.

15 To handle this case correctly, the following if statement would explicitly set lastline to the line number of the end of file (that is, to the line number returned by line('$')).

16 Observe that in the demo code, the client also subscribes to an additional closing event that is published by the MIDI file player at the end of file.

17 In Listing 4, cat keeps reading from stdin until end of file.

18 Using a combination of an MDB and some JAXB code, you can enable Twittering about the start and end of file transfers, and even include some hash tags defined inside the metadata of a transfer.