yes, theres a static text file on the server I wish to read in and
detect the lines from.
A simple requestBuilder is used to retrieve it.
Are you saying I should use a php script to first parse over the text
file, then echo out what it uses?
Doesn't seem very quick or neat.
I've got a text file...which could have been created on anything.
And I simply want to read over it detecting the lines in the most
efficient way.
At the moment I'm doing it with;
int newlineloc = IncomingScriptFile.indexOf("\r",pos);
int newlineloc2 = IncomingScriptFile.indexOf("\n",pos);
newlineloc = (newlineloc<newlineloc2)?newlineloc:newlineloc2;
Which doesn't seem too neat, and I'm not sure it deals with all
possibilities.
On Aug 6, 9:42 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:
> You do know that GWT runs in the browser right? I think you're trying
> to find out if a file is new lined with \r\n or \n, then i would
> detect it on the server and either translate it or make a way to
> return the information to the browser (RPC?).
>
> On Aug 6, 11:18 am, darkflame <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I wish to find the indexOf a new line in a large string and not sure
> > how to do it in a cross-platform way neatly.
> > I'll be iterating over the string doing this a lot, so I'd rather use
> > a "proper" method rather then hacking something together.
>
> > Normally I could use "System.getProperty("line.separator") " to
> > identify the character needed, and then just use that in the indexOf
> > statement. But that doesn't compile under gwt, so does anyone know a
> > good alternative method?
>
> > Cheers,
> > Thomas :)
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