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I'd like to know the difference (with examples if possible) between CR LF (Windows), LF (Unix) and CR (Macintosh) line break types.
Started by Nimbuz on
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A you indicated....
CR an LF are control break in text file.
Way more information, as always, on wikipedia.
CR is a bytecode for carriage return that are placed as end-of-line markers.
It's really just about which bytes are stored in a file .
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Is it possible/legal to somehow encode CR/LF characters into a CSV file?
(as part of a CSV standard?)
If so how should i encode CR/LF?
Started by Andy on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Yes, you need to wrap in quotes:
"some value over two lines",some other value
From this document , which is the generally-accepted CSV standard:
A field that contains embedded line-breaks must be surounded by double-quotes
HTH, Kent
I don't think it'... .
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I have text files that are Tab delimited. I created a Schema.ini like so:
[MY_FILE.TAB] Format=TabDelimited ColNameHeader=False Col1=id Short Col2=data Text
This is the code I use to read it (C#):
using (var connection = new OleDbConnection(@"Provider...
Started by wkada on
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And TextWriter to process the file into a temporary file, scanning for and replacing CR alone the special escape sequence back to a CR..
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From http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2822.html :
CR and LF MUST only occur together as CRLF; they MUST NOT appear independently in the body.
We have a web service that sends out confirmation emails, but one of our users pointed out that this does not adhere...
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Anyway....
If you use CR without LF, you will overwrite the same text, which is of course illegal.
You need both steps to begin a new line.
CR returns the write head to the beginning of the line, LF rolls the paper one line forward.
Teletype.
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I've got a .txt file given to me to parse through to pull out certain information and i'm not really wanting to write a scanner to do this. It resembles ANSI to me, with maybe a little more added to it. I don't know. It's automatic output from some hardware...
Started by zjazzmanz on
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That looks like to me a Electronic Journal of some cash register machine - where the log of the sales transactions were downloaded from...not sure which machine though - some of them are capable of being communicated via serial, by using the escape codes... .
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Triangle exhaust would definitely need to be changed!
EDIT: Mugez CR-Z Wallpaper - Mugen CR-Z Wallpaper
Started by MikeCR-Z on
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This is cleanly....
Yeah but mugen's exhaust is triangle too
and how does this just scream "I love Ricers" ? yeah i have to disagree with that "ricer" comment.. .
Man, it just screams "I love Ricers"...that spoiler is ugly .
Yeeesh Type-R = Yes, this thing = NO.
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Can swapping newlines (e.g. by some text editor) break javascript code ?
Started by eugene y on
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Except from situations where you really need those characters like in strings or regular expressions but there you can also use... .
It’s just to for better readability.
In fact you don’t even need line breaks.
Both control characters are valid line breaks.
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My son and I are considering this trip, if he can get enough time off. (Otherwise, we probably head to the Western Sangres.)
I know this would be early (early July) for the Needles area many years, but I suspect that's not going to be a problem this year...
Started by cweston on
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We stayed on trails that....
This image taken at about 11,000 ft.
Last week I hiked about 15 miles in the Uncompahgre Wilderness .
Great loop.
Can't comment on the snow issue but you won't see a soul that early in the season until you get to Chicago Basin .
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I'm trying to copy a table that is created in our software into an excel spreadsheet.
Some of the title headers in our application are too big to fit in a column so they are separated by a #13+#10 (CR+LF) so they sit on the next line. e.g.
Strain SpikeConc...
Started by Matt Johnson on
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Either.
As mentioned in the comments, this is the function we use to strip the CR's.
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I'm writing a program on a Linux platform that is generating text files that will be viewed on, inevitably, a Windows platform.
Right now, passing std::endl into a ostream generates the CR character only for newlines. Naturally, these text files look ...
Started by sheepsimulator on
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It's faster that way, too!
From the ostream header file on endl:
This manipulator is often mistakenly used when a simple newline is desired... .
Std::endl is basicly:
std::cout << "\n" << std::flush;
So just use "\r\n" instead and omit the flush .
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