1. reading a file
- Posted by tapueu at hotmail.com
Jan 02, 2002
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Hello everybody!
I've never played so much with files so I got this very simple question:
I'm reading a .txt file(I made it with windows notepad) into a sequence. After
this I want to slice it in pieces.
Now what character means end of line? I need the number, like tab=9 and
return=13
regards
--Talvitie
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2. Re: reading a file
On 3 Jan 2002, at 6:21, tapueu at hotmail.com wrote:
>
> Hello everybody!
>
> I've never played so much with files so I got this very simple question:
> I'm reading a .txt file(I made it with windows notepad) into a sequence.
> After
> this I want to slice it in pieces. Now what character means end of line? I
> need
> the number, like tab=9 and return=13
Could be 10 or 13 or both.
Kat
3. Re: reading a file
Hi,
Well, it depends which environment are you using (or text was
built). If your platform is Windows (or DOS) then you have to look
for a CR+LF (0Dh+0Ah). If you're on Linux (Unix) then it's only LF
(0Ah). In other hand we have Macintosh that uses only CR (0Dh) at
line end. You should test to see what you're finding before choose
the right algorithm.
Cheers!
-- Euler
On 3 Jan 2002, at 1:51, Kat wrote:
>
> On 3 Jan 2002, at 6:21, tapueu at hotmail.com wrote:
>
> >
> > Hello everybody!
> >
> > I've never played so much with files so I got this very simple question:
> > I'm reading a .txt file(I made it with windows notepad) into a sequence.
> > After
> > this I want to slice it in pieces. Now what character means end of line? I
> > need
> > the number, like tab=9 and return=13
>
> Could be 10 or 13 or both.
>
> Kat
>
>
>
>
