gustav@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
is on a Linux-server, but when creating the textfile it is in Mac-mode.
If you mean different end of line coding, I guess you mean
dos = \r\n
*nix = \n
mac = \r
can convert the textfile to DOS-textfile through TextPad (An editor)
Good editors dont bother user with different kind of end-of-lines
(even M$-wordpad do this). And they can convert between them
(ex with vim ":set fileformat=dos w" to convert from linux to dos style)
A better way (not interactively, within batch files etc) is to use
a simple script to do this. Ex under Linux, install and use "flip".
Or write a simple php/perl/bash/python/whatever script to do this.
I want the textfile to be in DOS-mode through the PHP-code.
A simple way: use "\r\n" in your echo/printf statements.
Another way : use "\n" everywhere, as allways.
and just use preg_replace if you want to translate end-of-lines
PS As dos/win uses ctrl-z (^Z, ascii 26) as end-of-file code
-- unix, linux etc dont do such stupid things --
then be carefull to filter that char in generated txt files.
(I had the pblm with a simple Perl script not using 'binmode')
Christophe
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