--- I wrote:
> DOS and Windows prefer to separate lines of a file with a 0x0D0A
> sequence, which equates to 'r'n in PowerPro speak, as 'r is
> equivalent to 0x0D and 'n is equivalent to 0x0A.
--- swzoh wrote:
> 'r'n is 0X0D0D0A, at least on my machine. :-)
How bizarre!
On my system, running this PowerPro command:
File.WriteAll("C:\Test", "'r'n")
...results in a two-byte file containing the 0x0D0A sequence. Is there
any reason why this should differ on other systems?
I'm using Windows XP Professional SP1 if it makes any difference.
Well, until I can come up with anything better, I guess my advice to
you and Ravi is to just remove any references to 'r'n in my script and
replace them with 'n, since that does for you what I actually intend.
Is this some sort of PowerPro bug? But then we do all have the same
version of PowerPro, v3.8.13...
Hmm,
Alex
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