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Article #17266Re: Problems writing newlines to a file
From: Rich Downing
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 00:00
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> Actually, it now looks like it was only showing up wrong in Notepad, not >anyplace else I would view it, so maybe it's not a problem after all. Just a >little confusing though. I had a similar problem using a BufferedWriter. I used to append "\n" to the String sLine variable. I was writing to a .txt file and it would not display properly in Notepad. Instead of appending "\n" to the line I started using newLine(), and now it displays appropriately in everything. dataOut.write(sLine); dataOut.newLine(); Rich ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Richard V. Downing Home: http://rvd.home.mindspring.com Senior Software Engineer Work: http://www.vsin.com VideoConferencing Systems, Inc. Email: rvd@mindspring.com Norcross, Ga ------------ When surrounded by wolves 'tis best to howl -------------
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