Just use \n. Both OS's understand this to be a linefeed and will behave
accordingly.
With the exception of a class that performs POP3 queries, I've never had
to use \r\n in my code.
Regards,
Toby Butzon
Todd Cary wrote:
>
> When I write to a file with PHP, I get double line spacing when read on
> a PC. Is there a way to handle this so that a text file can be created
> by PHP and be read correctly by Linux or a WIN based computer?
>
> In my PHP code, I have been using \r\n to duplicate the 0Dh 0Ah that a
> WIN based computer needs.
>
> Todd
>
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