No, develop on OSX, deploy on linux.
The file action was taking a text blob from a SQL SELECT and writing
it to a tmp file.
The TEXT BLOB originated in a textarea field in a browser, so I
suppose DOS line endings could have been introduced there, except the
form was entered in firefox on Mac
On 04/12/2006 11:11 PM, "Robert Garcia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in whole
or in part:
> did you create the taf in windows witango studio? When you create the
> taf in windows, it will put crlf in the write action when you hit
> return. To avoid, don't hit return in the write action, and specify
>
did you create the taf in windows witango studio? When you create the
taf in windows, it will put crlf in the write action when you hit
return. To avoid, don't hit return in the write action, and specify
the line endings you want.
myline of text<@char 10>mysecondlineoftext <@char 10> al;kfj
thx John,
I'm just using
sed -e 's/.$//'
to convert line endings and then piping it along, in my case to
openssl, for making a button for paypal. Funky line endings can be
coming in via some web input in a textarea, but most likely in the
File Write action, since my input has come from
bill,
there is usually a *nix program called dos2unix that will do that.
or you can use something (ant) to process the files before you copy them
to the server like I do.
Typically I haven't had problem with Witango files and their line
endings, until recently... The Witango 5.5. studio does
I'm running Witango 5 on Fedora 4, and writing a file. For some
reason the file gets DOS line endings.
Is there a switch to control DOS vs. Unix line breaks?
Or do I have run a separate shell script to cleanup output from witango?
thanks.
Bill
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