4019.dat seems to me to be the only currently official part having this bug.
We took care of many others already, but this one has slipped through.
I'll send that file to Chris for uploading to the PT to let it get fixed.
In your parser, you anyway need a concept of "errors vs. warnings".
For example, when a file lacks its trailing CRLF, you could give up completely,
but that will not be very useful.
Issuing a warning in that case, like a computer language compiler does,
is the right thing to do.
Optionally, you can give your parser an option "treat warnings as errors",
which will harden its warning level.
Thanks for finding that part, which has slipped through!
We took care of many others already, but this one has slipped through.
I'll send that file to Chris for uploading to the PT to let it get fixed.
In your parser, you anyway need a concept of "errors vs. warnings".
For example, when a file lacks its trailing CRLF, you could give up completely,
but that will not be very useful.
Issuing a warning in that case, like a computer language compiler does,
is the right thing to do.
Optionally, you can give your parser an option "treat warnings as errors",
which will harden its warning level.
Thanks for finding that part, which has slipped through!