The presentation format allows for embedded newlines, i.e. "foo\nbar" and foo\nbar. These are most certainly edge cases and while BIND does not allow for embedded newlines, RFC1035 section 5.1 does:
Entries are predominantly line-oriented, though parentheses can be used to continue a list of items across a line boundary, and text literals can contain CRLF within the text.
The scanner handles these in a special way so that the parser doesn't have too. Apparently, the logic is not quite right yet, fix that.
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The presentation format allows for embedded newlines, i.e.
"foo\nbar"andfoo\nbar. These are most certainly edge cases and while BIND does not allow for embedded newlines, RFC1035 section 5.1 does:The scanner handles these in a special way so that the parser doesn't have too. Apparently, the logic is not quite right yet, fix that.