Gustav:
Christopher give you the differences within unix, dos [return]
characters.. you can use chop() perl function to strip carrige return of the
strings, example:
$line = chop(fgets($fileHandler, 1024));
also you can use str_replace:
function file2unix($stringFile)
{
return /* mac case */ str_replace("\r", "\n", /* dos case */
str_replace("\r\n/", "\n", $stringFile));
}
$line = file2unix(fgets($fileHandler, 1024));
I can use preg_replace but can't find /(\r\n|\r)/ but maybe it finds the
alone carrige returns and not the carrige return with the newline after...
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> Hello!
>
> I have a problem. I have som code in PHP that creates a textfile. The code
> is on a Linux-server, but when creating the textfile it is in Mac-mode. I
> can convert the textfile to DOS-textfile through TextPad (An editor), but
> I want the textfile to be in DOS-mode through the PHP-code. Can I do
> that???
>
> /Gustav Wiberg
> Swedish site:
> http://www.varupiraten.se/
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