D F wrote:
> Yah you're right it should be "\n" etc.. I tried both, no luck.
>
> I also tried search for the spaces, but no luck there either.
>
Try outputting the ascii of your var to see what it contains
#i# - #asc(mid(myvar, i, 1)#
~~~
>>For example I'm trying to import a cut and pasted list from notepad
that looks like this..
In your example, you have no spaces but new line chars, so you should
replace all these
by true spaces first, ie:
myList = REReplace (myList, "[[:space:]]+", " ", "all")
Then you'll have a space delimi
Yah you're right it should be "\n" etc.. I tried both, no luck.
I also tried search for the spaces, but no luck there either.
>Check they are actually spaces. Forget about /n or /r, and I think these
>should be \n but not in CF...
>
>Ade
>
Check they are actually spaces. Forget about /n or /r, and I think these
should be \n but not in CF...
Ade
-Original Message-
From: D F [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 August 2006 13:14
To: CF-Talk
Subject: creating a list from copy and pasted text from notepad...
Hi there, I&#
Hi there, I'm trying to create a list ( with the delimiter set for space )...
but it seems that when the text I'm working with ( cut and pasted from notepad
) it seems Coldfusion is not recognizing the spaces as legitimate spaces...
probably some kind of control characters or line brakes etc
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