TextDataFile not saving with \r\n characters at end of line

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2 total messages Started by stevep Thu, 13 Mar 2008 09:05

#324

Author: stevep
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 09:05

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Hi 

Can somebody tell me how I can control the end of line character on a save of TextDataFile class

sample code does something like...

tableDataSet1.getDataFile().save(tableDataSet1);

is there a property to control the end of each record. On a windows machine it is only adding a \n to the end of record?
 
  Additional information.. the System property line.seperator is set to \r\n. 

So there seems to be a bug in TextDataFile class?

Re: TextDataFile not saving with \r\n characters at end of line

#325

Author: John Moore (TeamB)
Date: Mon, 19 May 2008 01:32

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It appears, looking at the source code, that it may get that setting 
from the schema file.

separator   = schemaFile.separator;

..during the load metadata call..

I don't have the time to dig deeper tonight but if that does not make 
any sense.. let me know and will.. (dig deeper, that is..)

Hope that gets you going in the right direction..

John..



stevep wrote:
> Hi 
> 
> Can somebody tell me how I can control the end of line character on a save of TextDataFile class
> 
> sample code does something like...
> 
> tableDataSet1.getDataFile().save(tableDataSet1);
> 
> is there a property to control the end of each record. On a windows machine it is only adding a \n to the end of record?
>  
>   Additional information.. the System property line.seperator is set to \r\n. 
> 
> So there seems to be a bug in TextDataFile class?  
> 
> 


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