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| Jean Pierre Daviau 2006-05-01, 7:57 am |
| Hi to everyone,
I am successfully writing to a file but I cant get a linefeed : (linefeed,
LF ou 0x0A (10) en ASCII)
fopen ($fichier, "a")
......
fwrite($myBool, $text."LF")
So I am adding $text to an endless line
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Thanks for your attention.
Jean Pierre Daviau
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| John Murtari 2006-05-01, 6:58 pm |
| "Jean Pierre Daviau" <Once@WasEno.ugh> writes:
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> I am successfully writing to a file but I cant get a linefeed : (linefeed,
> LF ou 0x0A (10) en ASCII)
>
> fopen ($fichier, "a")
> .....
> fwrite($myBool, $text."LF")
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> So I am adding $text to an endless line
You would not use "LF", to get a newline/linefeed use:
$text."\n", use "\r" for a carriage return.
Hope this helps.
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| Jean Pierre Daviau 2006-05-01, 6:58 pm |
| I got it:
if(!defined ("LINEFEED"))
define ("LINEFEED", chr(10));
The following works
fwrite($myBool, $phrase.LINEFEED)
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| Colin McKinnon 2006-05-07, 7:01 pm |
| Jean Pierre Daviau wrote:
> I got it:
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> if(!defined ("LINEFEED"))
> define ("LINEFEED", chr(10));
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> The following works
> fwrite($myBool, $phrase.LINEFEED)
That's a really bad idea. I would have thought that as a non-english speaker
you might have some understanding of non-ascii character sets. Use "\n"
instead - it should work in a lot more places.
C.
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| here is what i do
// test data here
$new_content = "$data1 \n";
$new_content .= "$data2 \n";
$new_content .= "$data3 \n";
$new_content .= "the end or last line ";
// rewrite the data.txt file
$fp = @fopen($file, 'w');
$write = @fwrite($fp, $new_content);
fclose($fp);
the above code forces line feeds exactly where you want them
On Mon, 1 May 2006 08:15:05 -0400, "Jean Pierre Daviau" <Once@WasEno.ugh> wrote:
>Hi to everyone,
>
>I am successfully writing to a file but I cant get a linefeed : (linefeed,
>LF ou 0x0A (10) en ASCII)
>
> fopen ($fichier, "a")
>.....
>fwrite($myBool, $text."LF")
>
>So I am adding $text to an endless line
>
>--
>Thanks for your attention.
>
>Jean Pierre Daviau
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| Jean Pierre Daviau 2006-05-09, 7:58 am |
| Ok
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