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Re: How to make a Linefeed at a written Text File?
[Re: Henning]
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12/01/09 09:32
12/01/09 09:32
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seecah
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Did you open the text file through notepad.exe.. If yes then I think that's normal that you just can see a rectangle for which I don't know what the reason is. I've tried that also, try to download notepad++ and there you can see the exact contents of the file.
Indeed "\n" works but it's just that notepad.exe can't interpret it perhaps..
"\n" is just enough to write a linefeed..
Hope that helps..
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Re: How to make a Linefeed at a written Text File?
[Re: seecah]
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12/01/09 09:48
12/01/09 09:48
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mercuryus
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file_asc_write(fhandle,10) lf
file_asc_write(fhandle,13) cr
(maybe 13->10)
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Re: How to make a Linefeed at a written Text File?
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12/01/09 13:58
12/01/09 13:58
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bit of a hack, but what i used to do is simply:
var filehandle = file_open_write ("myfile.txt");
file_str_write(filehandle,"
"); // Yes, this is indeed on a new line...
file_close (filehandle);
simple as that  hahahaaa regards,
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