> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dan Joseph [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 30 May 2003 18:03
>
> > Just did a bit of checking..
> >
> > NL == ASCII 010, CR == ASCII 015..
>
> Ahh ok, so nl2br() would work. Cool, I guess you learn
> something new
> everyday. Is there a one for CR's? I noticed cr2br() wasn't
> listed in the
> manual.
Well, if we're being pernickety, it's \n == NL == ASCII 012, \r == CR ==
ASCII 015 (ASCII 010 is TAB!).
However, you also need to be aware that different OSes create files with
line-wndings marked like this:
\n (NL) on *NIX
\r\n (CR NL) on Windows
\r (CR) on Macintosh
This can particularly cause problems where files originate on Mac systems --
I'm not sure whether this also applies to form entries coming from a
Mac-based browser, or whether these are sent using one of the other
representations (anybody?).
Cheers!
Mike
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