Nice idea, but unfortunately my server doesn't support servlet's,
which limits me somewhat :)
On 6 August 2010 22:06, Thomas Jackson wrote:
> Have you considered writing a GWT Service that allows you to pass the
> filename and then returns a List of Strings? You can open a FileStream on
> the se
Have you considered writing a GWT Service that allows you to pass the
filename and then returns a List of Strings? You can open a FileStream on
the server and then read line by line and let it handle it and not have to
worry about newlines on the browser.
Just a thought...
On Fri, Aug 6, 2010
yes, theres a static text file on the server I wish to read in and
detect the lines from.
A simple requestBuilder is used to retrieve it.
Are you saying I should use a php script to first parse over the text
file, then echo out what it uses?
Doesn't seem very quick or neat.
I've got a text file..
You do know that GWT runs in the browser right? I think you're trying
to find out if a file is new lined with \r\n or \n, then i would
detect it on the server and either translate it or make a way to
return the information to the browser (RPC?).
On Aug 6, 11:18 am, darkflame wrote:
> I wish to f
I wish to find the indexOf a new line in a large string and not sure
how to do it in a cross-platform way neatly.
I'll be iterating over the string doing this a lot, so I'd rather use
a "proper" method rather then hacking something together.
Normally I could use "System.getProperty("line.separator
