How can I check if there is a newline character at the end of my file?

I've tried a couple things but none of them work. Can anyone show me how to do this please?

This is what I've tried so far. It is a regular text file, opened with "a+".

Code:

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fseek(filepathA,-2,SEEK_END);
char newlinetest=fgetc(filepathA);
    if (newlinetest >=' ' && newlinetest <='~')
    fputc((int)'\n',filepathA);
fseek(filepathA,0,SEEK_SET);

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Also I tried...

Code:

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fseek(filepathA,-2,SEEK_END);
char test;
test=fgetc(filepathA);
if (test==10)
printf("\nyes, there is a newline there\n");
else
printf("no, there isn't one");

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Have you tried using -1 instead of -2?

By the way, using fseek() on text files is undefined.

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Mats

I have tried that. So what do you suggest I do?

What about some results?

What about some input files you tested with?

What about improving the error checking on the functions you're already using?

Posting a handful of lines and "it doesn't work" is not a quality bug report.