Are you suggesting using ReplaceLineEndings?
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Chris Jett
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On Jun 7, 2006, at 11:26 AM, Marcel wrote:
Hello!
I made the same experience today: UTF-8 and -16 line endings stay,
but chr(13) + chr(10) is converted...
Why don't you just convert it to what you need?
Best,
Marcel
On 07.06.2006, at 17:58, Christopher Jett wrote:
Running on OS 10.4.6, RB 2006r2
I have a shell class that I use to execute this command:
'cat /path/to/some/text/file'
This file has line endings of chr(13)+chr(10)
If I execute this command in the Terminal and direct its output to
another file, I get an exact copy of the contents of the original
file. Line endings and all.
However, if I execute the same thing using the Shell class, it
appears that it strips out the linefeed character. When I do a
countfields on chr(10), I get one when there should be about 80.
If I write this to a file, I get a file with just chr(13) as a
line ending.
Any ideas on why this is and what I can do to prevent this?
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