nando ha scritto:
I got a chuckle from this one.
A typewriter, those mechanical things that are only in black and white
movies and museum actually performed CRLF using that bar to perform the
line feed and carriage return. And CR LF comes from that.
All the software I write for HTTP,
On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 05:55:10 pm you wrote:
So my quesitoni is 'how to discover what the character is ?chr$(10)(13)
and how to eliminate those before parsing.
CHR$(10) CHR$(13) - carriage return line feed
Those are special command character from the stone age of the
informatic used to go to
nando ha scritto:
I got a chuckle from this one.
A typewriter, those mechanical things that are only in black and white movies
and museum actually performed CRLF using that bar to perform the line feed
and
carriage return. And CR LF comes from that.
All the software I write for HTTP,
: Dienstag, 17. Februar 2009 23:15
An: mailing list for gambas users
Betreff: Re: [Gambas-user] Help with some parsing
Emil Tchekov ha scritto:
CHR$(10) CHR$(13) - carriage return line feed
Those are special command character from the stone age of the
informatic
used to go to the next line (add new
I'm importing some old data from windows. The data is exported from msAccess97
and some of the text fields have a carriage return of some sort in the
middle. The same character seems to be used by access as the end of line for
each record, so when I try and import it, I'm getting a truncated
richard terry ha scritto:
I'm importing some old data from windows. The data is exported from
msAccess97
and some of the text fields have a carriage return of some sort in the
middle. The same character seems to be used by access as the end of line for
each record, so when I try and
