...@lists.runrev.com wrote:
> Gregory,
>
> If you want to be sure of catching all line delimiting characters you could
> do this:
>
> replace (numToChar(13) & numToChar(10)) with space in tComments
> replace numToChar(13) with space in tComments
> replace numToChar(10) wit
mments to a string by removing line feeds
> and perhaps other characters that might cause problems. Is removing Return
> and Tab enough?
>
> replace return with space in longStringOfCommentsNum
> replace tab with space in longStringOfCommentsNum
>
> Because it is
. It would look something like
stringKey1 longStringOfComments1
stringKey2 longStringOfComments2
stringKey3 longStringOfComments3
and so on. I need to convert the comments to a string by removing line feeds
and perhaps other characters that might cause problems. Is rem
shop management software here are still
> > clipper
> > based DOS tools and some crappy VB 3 stuff...
> >
>
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On 12/4/09 9:59 AM, Phil Davis wrote:
Hey Andre -
What if the software is published in a different country? Then it
would seem like the Brazilian control freak... ummm, government
wouldn't be able to control it, at least not in the same way.
A "control freak" mentality is something that is in
Hey Andre -
What if the software is published in a different country? Then it would
seem like the Brazilian control freak... ummm, government wouldn't be
able to control it, at least not in the same way.
Food for thought.
Phil Davis
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Andre Garzia-3 wrote:
here
do, you don't have to get your stuff approved by anyone, as far as I know.
Peter
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On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 9:03 PM, Peter Alcibiades
wrote:
>
> Sarah, brilliant! It is indeed a receipt printer. So do you maybe know how
> to do the next part? In order to activate the paper cutter on it, one
> is supposed to do this to trigger the auto cutter drive:
>
> “d” “0” or “d” <0>
> (1
> just a doubt here. I was going to create some shop management software here
> in Brazil, but here, due to law, if a software is to interface with a
> receipt printer, then you need to "approve" your software with the
> goverment, this changes from state to state but it is present in all states
>
Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Sarah, brilliant! It is indeed a receipt printer. So do you maybe know how
to do the next part? In order to activate the paper cutter on it, one
is supposed to do this to trigger the auto cutter drive:
“d” “0” or “d” <0>
(1B)H (64)H (30)H or (1B)H (64)H (00)H
“d” “
rocess hinders software
> development, thats why most shop management software here are still
> clipper
> based DOS tools and some crappy VB 3 stuff...
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yes it is like that in here... but still, this process hinders software
development, thats why most shop management software here are still clipper
based DOS tools and some crappy VB 3 stuff...
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 11:54 AM, Jim Sims wrote:
>
> On Dec 3, 2009, at 2:39 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
>
On Dec 3, 2009, at 2:39 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
If your software is not
approved and you sell it, then there's a fine and it might even have
jailtime.
From what I understand, everything can be legal in Brazil but
everything is illegal in Brazil. Where the determination falls depends
on
gt; >> Which just dumps the text file to that device. There might be other
> ways
> >> to do it, but that is verified to work.
> >>
> >> For this to do some other stuff, it needs to have hex 07 at the end of
> >> it.
> >> Probably very simple bu
have to use send a raw key ascii code number
>> somehow?
>
> I have had a similar case where I had to send binary characters to a
> receipt printer e.g. CHR 27.
> It worked fine when I sent numToChar(27) instead,so I suggest you
> convert your hex to decimal, then try sending n
I have had a similar case where I had to send binary characters to a
receipt printer e.g. CHR 27.
It worked fine when I sent numToChar(27) instead,so I suggest you
convert your hex to decimal, then try sending numToChar of whatever
you get.
(I realise that if it is only hex 07, then sending numToC
I need to send a plain ascii text file to a printer, which is going to be
done, let's assume the file is printest, with
cat printest>/dev/usb/lp0
Which just dumps the text file to that device. There might be other ways
to do it, but that is verified to work.
For this to do some other
Robert Maniquant wrote:
> L'environnement IDE on-rev semble gérer le texte en ascii pur et dur!
non, il gère le charset selon la plateforme !
sans doute "Windows-1252" sur PC, "Mac OS Roman" sur Mac, usw...
c'est vrai que tant que c'est en ASCII pur et dur, tout passe
-- le problème est le jeu
etre servis sur une page html et les caracteres accentués
apparaitront bien.
L'environnement IDE on-rev semble gérer le texte en ascii pur et dur!
DOnc a priori, sujet clos pour l'heure!! Merci
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> ascii characters that we use in french???
Héhé... jette donc un coup d'œil à mon message, intitulé :
"[revweb] Accented chars and file charset"
en bref, c&#x
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Could somebody confirm what the state is regarding on-rev and accentuated non
ascii characters that we use in french???
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variable vtext, and out"put" vText
Thanks Björnke!
that indeed is the magic incantation
thanks again
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2009/6/25 Björnke von Gierke
> I'm not sure, but those could be utf-8 chars, did you try to convert from
> utf8?
>
> function revText theText
>
I'm not sure, but those could be utf-8 chars, did you try to convert
from utf8?
function revText theText
return unidecode(uniencode(theText,"utf8"))
end revText
On 24 Jun 2009, at 21:05, stephen barncard wrote:
I have a wordpress blog that has survived many upgrades. Some text was
entered
stephen barncard wrote:
> any ideas are welcome.
Hmmm... seems to be a charset issue
such as mine, with UTF-8 web pages "translating" accented characters ;-)
see what Mark Smith told me, in the "Charset problem (Was: Re: Weather
reporting in Rev)" message...
-- the ans
Hello Everyone,
I would like to find a recipe to recover the original character of character
strings like this:
ÂΩ
º
‘
‶
(typical text block with imbedded problem text:)
*comparison, Wally’s machine was “stock†, straight out of the catalog.
Part of this was due to the anticipated
I have a wordpress blog that has survived many upgrades. Some text was
entered by users by pasting text into the earlier simple Wordpress entry
fields in the early years. The text was readable and correct at the time.
I'm guessing that Wordpress changed their MySQL character encoding.
In the transi
revolution/2009-June/125055.html
Have a nice day!
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characters: > (Greater than) and " (quote)
inside the "a href=" part of the tag.
Look at these examples:
-- the original htmltext from first message
ūon">gojūon
-- produces: kon">gojūon
-- This single word contains Two linked text groups:
-- The first group is:kon&q
On Jun 11, 2009, at 2:07 PM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Recently i was working with linktext and unicode text.
Following the advice published by Devin Asay in his tutorials
about Unicode text, i converted the unicode text to htmltext
for easiest manipulation between fields.
But now, i have this p
if I do:
put (numToChar(363))
I get a 'k'
however this:
on mouseUp
set the useUnicode to true
set the unicodeText of fld "f2" to (numToChar(363))
end mouseUp
gives the 'u' with the diacritic.
if you put this in your first field:
gojūon
everything works as long as your textFont in your se
Recently i was working with linktext and unicode text.
Following the advice published by Devin Asay in his tutorials
about Unicode text, i converted the unicode text to htmltext
for easiest manipulation between fields.
But now, i have this problem with cutoff links
To demostrate this bug, please
Phil,
One really shouldn't be embarrassed being from West Linn. ;-)
PL
On Mar 20, 2009, at 10:59 AM, Phil Davis wrote:
Paul Looney wrote:
Phil, the Great, Davis - Wizard of West Linn - suggested checking
for and removing NULLs (because they terminate a line in C). They
were 131,023 NULLs in
Paul Looney wrote:
Phil, the Great, Davis - Wizard of West Linn - suggested checking for
and removing NULLs (because they terminate a line in C). They were
131,023 NULLs in the pre-sort variable.
Please forgive Paul. He embarrasses me like this in front of total
strangers. The man has no sha
ion, I did many scans in hex for stack data
recovery.
Some systems will add a null to web pages and since they are ignored
by browsers, no worries until you capture and try to work with the
characters.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On Mar 20, 2009, at 8:42 AM, Paul Looney wrote:
Richard,
Thanks for the ins
ull to web pages and since they are ignored
by browsers, no worries until you capture and try to work with the
characters.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On Mar 20, 2009, at 8:42 AM, Paul Looney wrote:
Richard,
Thanks for the insight.
Most of this archived data had been imported from the previous
HyperC
ry.
Some systems will add a null to web pages and since they are ignored
by browsers, no worries until you capture and try to work with the
characters.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On Mar 20, 2009, at 8:42 AM, Paul Looney wrote:
Richard,
Thanks for the insight.
Most of this archived data had bee
C). They
were 131,023 NULLs in the pre-sort variable.
When I removed them before the sort, the number of listed records
jumped from 3,879 to 16,020.
This leaves some questions:
How can 131,023 NULL "characters" reduce the displayed "lines" by
12,141?
The sort command h
before the sort, the number of listed records
jumped from 3,879 to 16,020.
This leaves some questions:
How can 131,023 NULL "characters" reduce the displayed "lines" by
12,141?
The sort command has a limit which I don't believe is currently
documented: it can only
the sort, the number of listed records
jumped from 3,879 to 16,020.
This leaves some questions:
How can 131,023 NULL "characters" reduce the displayed "lines" by
12,141?
Are there other characters that should be trapped before a sort?
This problem was verified on many computer
:-) something like that, Colin.
If anyone is interested in the library, I can send out demos. Just
write me off-list.
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Dear Mark,
No.
Best regards,
Mark
Mark just can't agree with himself.
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Did you write an external in C to do this?
>-Original Message-
>From: Mark Schonewille
>I made a libary to solve this, but I'm not sure yet whether and how
>to distribute that.
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Popping back in to see if anyone running beta 3 can tell me if bug
6394 has been fixed there. This is the bug where certain non-
ASCII characters in files cannot be read, e.g.
answer file foo
answer (there is a
Popping back in to see if anyone running beta 3 can tell me if bug 6394 has
been fixed there. This is the bug where certain non-ASCII characters in files
cannot be read, e.g.
answer file foo
answer (there is a file it)
returns false is foo contains a character such as Č (C with caron) or ů
ion, i had no need for uper/
lowercas sensitiy until now.
Then i have to put the cart before the horse and must name the file
with an additional suffix _u for upper
_l for lowercase.
But here´s the next problem.
I have a dynamic list of characters for example
abcdefghijABCDEFGHIJ or zAqQbB
Hi Mathias,
Le 9 juil. 08 à 16:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
How can i differ between a and A
function IsUpperCase pChar
return charToNum(pChar) <= 90
end IsUpperCase
See charToNum and numToChar in the docs.
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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with an
additional suffix _u for upper
_l for lowercase.
But here´s the next problem.
I have a dynamic list of characters for example abcdefghijABCDEFGHIJ or
zAqQbBaZTt. No specific order.
I want to create files that have a one character filename according to each
character of that list.
As i
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>
> Hi,
>
> i ran into a problem with case sensity writing 2
> files ("c:/Test.txt" and "c:/test.txt") under
> Windows wit Rev Studio 2.9.
>
> Only the first file is created. The content for the
> second file is written to the first file.
>
> Is Rev not aware of low
Hi Matthias,
I don't think that common Windows file systems are case sensitive. Are
you able to use case sensitive file paths on the same machine with
other software?.
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Hi,
i ran into a problem with case sensity writing 2 files ("c:/Test.txt" and
"c:/test.txt") under Windows wit Rev Studio 2.9.
Only the first file is created. The content for the second file is written to
the first file.
Is Rev not aware of lower/uppercase filenams?
Tried the following scri
use the XML external.
I had an original excel file, which i exported to XML. I then opened that xml
in an editor
to find out how it is organized. So i was able to build the same XML files out
of an csv except
the special characters. But that works now too.
Damn, XML seems to be so powerfull, but i
Hi Matthias,
Before you write the data to a file, do this:
put uniEncode(yourData,"UTF8") into yourData
This uni-encodes the entire XML file. You might try this with UTF16
as well, but that shouldn't be necessary. Let me know whether this
works.
Do you create an XML file with your own cus
Hi Mark,
i don´t know how to do that.
Could you give me an example?
Regards,
Matthias
Original Message
Subject: Re: Problem with characters/special characters in XML (21-Feb-2008
1:09)
From:Mark Schonewille <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hi
2003.
I have 2 xml-files, each contains the same data, if opened in
Ultraedit editor under Windows.
The first one was an Excelfile, which i exported to XML with Excel.
This file can be reopened
in Excel without problems.
Here´s some sample code, how Rev reads the file (in Rev some
characters
.
The first one was an Excelfile, which i exported to XML with Excel. This file
can be reopened
in Excel without problems.
Here´s some sample code, how Rev reads the file (in Rev some characters are not
shown like ultraedit shows them)
WSXGA 1680 x 1050 Pixel,
Helligkeit 300cd/m², Kontrast 1000
Opps! That should read:
I am *now* getting rid of the HTML tags ok,
Hi,
I am not getting rid of the HTML and most tracks are ok now, however
there is a problem with accented characters in File/Folder names.
Beyonce (with an accent on the "e") is an example of
Opps! That should read:
I am *now* getting rid of the HTML tags ok,
Hi,
I am not getting rid of the HTML and most tracks are ok now, however
there is a problem with accented characters in File/Folder names.
Beyonce (with an accent on the "e") is an exam
Hi,
I am not getting rid of the HTML and most tracks are ok now, however
there is a problem with accented characters in File/Folder names.
Beyonce (with an accent on the "e") is an example of the where there
occurs. When I do a check "is there a file" and a folder o
Thanks, Ken. Using the hex equivalents is an interesting suggestion.
I may look into that further.
As for replacing the accented characters with their non-accented
equivalents, that is also something I've done in the past, but the
problem here is that this is Mac/PC cross platform, so
ich is the lib that Rev uses) *optionally*
supports locales, so I don't know if any locales were compiled into the
code that Rev uses. If you knew what you were looking for, you could
replace the accented characters with their hex equivalents and you'd
get a match:
put matchC
Thanks, Andres. But that didn't seem to fix the problem. That
property, according to the docs, only seems to apply to the numToChar
and charToNum functions. I did try it just to make sure.
On Oct 16, 2007, at 12:02 PM, Andres Martinez wrote:
Hello Chris
I think you need to check on the uni
e the solution
is the same?
On Oct 16, 2007, at 11:49 AM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
The matchText function seems to be failing when searching for
accented characters like á, é, í, ó, or ú. I'm not really up on my
regex. Is there something special I need to do to make these
characters work? F
Sorry, I'm using matchChunk, not matchText. But maybe the solution is
the same?
On Oct 16, 2007, at 11:49 AM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
The matchText function seems to be failing when searching for
accented characters like á, é, í, ó, or ú. I'm not really up on my
regex. Is there
The matchText function seems to be failing when searching for
accented characters like á, é, í, ó, or ú. I'm not really up on my
regex. Is there something special I need to do to make these
characters work? For example, one search I'm performing is for the
word "fiancé&qu
Thanks Jim, I never knew what the Reg. Expression in that dialog box was used
for.
Joe
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> Hi Everyone,
>
> Is there a way to do a search for a year in a date in the find and replace
> dialog box?
>
> I was thinking along the lines of using ³??/06² figuring the question mark
> was any character. Obviously that doesn¹
Hi Everyone,
Is there a way to do a search for a year in a date in the find and replace
dialog box?
I was thinking along the lines of using “??/06” figuring the question mark
was any character. Obviously that doesn’t work.
Thanks as always for your continuing help.
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> Isn't the output of "the files" urlEncoded? Maybe you knew this
> already, but it caught me out on one occasion
>
> Mark
>
Hi Mark,
No, i knew that but that's only for the detailed files. And url decode
doesn't work for the shell output.
me which files
are
> DHSM based (offline storage off the main storage).
>
> The problem i found is that the shell based dir output works correctly
but
> the runrev "the files" functions doesn't.
>
> The runrev output doesn't translate correctly the diacritica
ions doesn't.
The runrev output doesn't translate correctly the diacritical
characters
such as umlauts, or other german/french style characters.
Has anyone seen this and better resolved it? Is there already a
bugzilla
for this?
For the funny part, when i ask in rev if the file is ther
found is that the shell based dir output works correctly but
the runrev "the files" functions doesn't.
The runrev output doesn't translate correctly the diacritical characters
such as umlauts, or other german/french style characters.
Has anyone seen this and better resolved it
Hi Sarah,
Is it possible that the address with the apostrophe is in unicode?
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Hi All,
I have an email client written in Rev that has started having problems
sending to a particular address. The address includes an apostrophe
(which I would have thought was not allowed). It works when sending
from Apple Mail, but when I send from Rev, the email bounces back with
SMTP error
lat(1)") into fld "myReport"
if 'guess' is a variable then
put format("%11s %9s\n" , guess, "plat(1)") into fld "myReport"
Best,
Mark
On 19 Apr 2007, at 21:03, Glen Bojsza wrote:
Hello,
I am trying figure out if it is possible to use
Hello,
I am trying figure out if it is possible to use the format command with non
standard characters like ( ) /
put format("%11s %9s\n" , guess, plat(1)) into fld "myReport"
errors
if I use
put format("%11s %9s\n" , guess, plat1) into fld "myReport&quo
Hello,
My standalone (built for Mac and Windows) uses an XML file to store and
retreive some user options.
One of these options is the name of a folder. This name can contains
accented characters (french) and blank spaces.
I encounter 2 problems:
1 - on Mac, if the string to store contains
Viktoras-
Tuesday, January 2, 2007, 2:45:08 AM, you wrote:
> Just solved this issue by using BLOB datatype instead of VARCHAR. However I
> am still wondering if there are other possible solutions...
I also had to resort to BLOB to handle this. If I remember correctly
this is a problem with the
k - 2 byte characters will still be truncated
(even if I change the session's charset to utf8):
myfieldname VARCHAR(45) BINARY
myfieldname VARCHAR(45) CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_bin
BR
V.
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Happy new year for all and everybody!
I know there are MySQL experts on this list :-). The problem I encountered
recently with the MySQL 5 is that while loading table from file it truncates
all strings in varchar fields that have an accented or
Happy new year for all and everybody!
I know there are MySQL experts on this list :-). The problem I encountered
recently with the MySQL 5 is that while loading table from file it truncates
all strings in varchar fields that have an accented or diacritic characters
(these are names of
On Sep 10, 2006, at 1:08 PM, Adrian Williams wrote:
I'm having trouble accessing ASCII characters above 255
in a font that has 1200 characters. I've tried this...
put numToChar(1378) into field "FontDisplay.txt"
but get two unwanted characters: a hollow square next to a
Phil Davis
Adrian Williams wrote:
I'm having trouble accessing ASCII characters above 255
in a font that has 1200 characters. I've tried this...
put numToChar(1378) into field "FontDisplay.txt"
but get two unwanted characters: a hollow square next to a character.
Should I be
Hi Adrian,
Take a look in the docs at the UseUnicode property. It enables numToChar() to
process values higher than 255.
Phil Davis
Adrian Williams wrote:
I'm having trouble accessing ASCII characters above 255
in a font that has 1200 characters. I've tried this...
put numT
I'm having trouble accessing ASCII characters above 255
in a font that has 1200 characters. I've tried this...
put numToChar(1378) into field "FontDisplay.txt"
but get two unwanted characters: a hollow square next to a character.
Should I be doing some kind of convers
On 27/7/06 17:11, Dar Scott wrote:
On Jul 27, 2006, at 2:14 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Interestingly the behaviour has changed a bit between 2.6.1 and
2.7.2, but not fixing this bug.
What changed?
Sorry, that was a bit gnomic!
Confession: I've not really immigrated to 2.7 yet, but spend most
On Jul 27, 2006, at 1:19 AM, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
Interestingly the behaviour has changed a bit between 2.6.1 and
2.7.2, but not fixing this bug.
What changed?
Good BZ report, BTW.
Dar
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On Jul 27, 2006, at 2:14 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Interestingly the behaviour has changed a bit between 2.6.1 and
2.7.2, but not fixing this bug.
What changed?
I have no idea!
Ask Ben R., you qouoted him :-)
Dar
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Interestingly the behaviour has changed a bit between 2.6.1 and
2.7.2, but not fixing this bug.
What changed?
Dar
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On 27/7/06 03:03, Dar Scott wrote:
Except for typed character U with an umlaut or E with an acute
accent on OS X and probably other characters with accent marks.
At least on my keyboard (US).
This is bug 1147, which for some reason is marked fixed.
This leak of keyboard
On 27/7/06 03:03, Dar Scott wrote:
Except for typed character U with an umlaut or E with an acute accent on
OS X and probably other characters with accent marks. At least on my
keyboard (US).
This is bug 1147, which for some reason is marked fixed.
This leak of keyboard typing to the
on OS X and probably other characters with accent marks. At least on
my keyboard (US).
This is bug 1147, which for some reason is marked fixed.
This leak of keyboard typing to the field is a serious (or at least
embarrassing) problem for 'ask password' and casual implementa
usually look at the screen and may wonder where
the last
dozen characters went.
on keyDown pKey
if (the length of the text of me > 254) then
beep
else
pass keyDown
end if
end keyDown
This allows 255 (yes that is correct) characters in a field before
it will
start beeping at you. Th
ight amendment to cater for large doses of text and touch
typists who don't usually look at the screen and may wonder where the last
dozen characters went.
on keyDown pKey
if (the length of the text of me > 254) then
beep
else
pass keyDown
end if
end keyDown
This allows 255 (yes that
/25/2006, you wrote:
Is there a way to restrict the number of characters that a user may type
in a field?
Thanks in advance, Claire
--
Claire Bradin Siskin
Director
Robert Henderson Language Media Center
G 17 Cathedral of Learning
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
Office Phone: (412)
Is there a way to restrict the number of characters that a user may
type in a field?
Thanks in advance, Claire
--
Claire Bradin Siskin
Director
Robert Henderson Language Media Center
G 17 Cathedral of Learning
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
Office Phone: (412) 624-5939
Email
Zax wrote:
Thanks for your suggestion.
I tried this function but results are not enough accurate.
It's the same problem with all the functions I have already tried : I'm not
able to recognize a MS Word document saved in "simple text" format from a
BBEdit file saved in Mac format... And I need to
Thanks for your suggestion.
I tried this function but results are not enough accurate.
It's the same problem with all the functions I have already tried : I'm not
able to recognize a MS Word document saved in "simple text" format from a
BBEdit file saved in Mac format... And I need to recognize th
Zax wrote:
Well, after more tests with different text files, it appears that my
solution doesn't work in some cases :(
Does anybody have a better idea ?
I tried this function but it returns wrong result with Rev 2.5.1
So finally I will use the following process:
open file MyFile for bina
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