Andy Johnstone wrote:
Also, for a linefeed, it's usually \n\r (or is that \r\n). I had a similar
problem when unit testing... i took out the \n, but the \r (line feed) was
still there, and a newline was inserted anyway. You might want to try
taking out both.
You've got the codes backwards. Carriage return is \r, line-feed is
\n. The mnemonic for CR should be obvious, while for \n, think
"newline" (and UNIX).
But yes, it's worth trying the combination \r\n.
Gary
Andy
-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Feldman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2006 5:26 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [NAnt-users] replacing a linefeed....
Sorry about the accidental mouse click sending my previous mail void of
new content.
John Cole wrote:
<property name="params.pdf" value="--stringparam
fop.extensions 1
--param admon.graphics.path "'${admon.graphics.path}'"
--param admon.graphics ${admon.graphics}
--param paper.type "'USletter'"
--param make.year.ranges 1
--param generate.index 1
" />
Is there any way you can get the <arg ...> style of argument for the
<exec> task to work for you? It would keep the easy-to-read multiline
layout while eliminating the problem with the linefeed. It would give
up some flexibility, but it doesn't look like you need it.
I'd like to keep the initial property assignment WITH the lines, so it's
easier to read, and strip them out before using the command.
This didn't work as I had hoped :-(
<property name="params.htmlhelp"
value="${string::replace(params.htmlhelp, '\n', '')}" />
<echo message="${params.htmlhelp}" />
If embedding a return in the string above results in a crlf in the
string, then perhaps you should try
string::replace(... , '
', '')
i.e., use a real crlf instead of \n.
Gary
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