String includes RETURN KEY -- dotnet general

Peter Rilling
6/5/2005 6:19:16 PM

Can you provide more code. Streams work on bytes and there is no concept of
"5 string" since you are simply requesting the number of bytes. Are you
actually using a StreamReader or something?

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mgooley
6/5/2005 7:17:01 PM

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mgooley
6/5/2005 7:18:01 PM

try using the "@" literal string character in front of str2.
I did not try it but its an idea.

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yaniv abo
6/6/2005 12:00:00 AM

if you want new line Use :
"\r\n" - new line in windows
( '\n' = new line in Linux , '\r' = new line in Mac)
If you what '\n' in the file Use "\\n"

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Michael A. Covington
6/6/2005 1:21:10 AM

\n *is* the end of a line and is working correctly.

How can you want some of your ends of lines not to be ends of lines?

But if what you mean is that you want to preserve the strings, I suppose you
could convert every end of line mark to something else before writing the
string out, and undo the conversion after reading it in again.

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