Re: ASCII code for pc return
Re: ASCII code for pc return
- Subject: Re: ASCII code for pc return
- From: Bill Briggs <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2005 19:07:53 -0300
Title: Re: ASCII code for pc return
At 11:16 PM +0200 4/22/05, Stefan Eriksson wrote:
Creating some text in a script and wants
to create "returns" in the code..
set
part1
to
"test"
set
part2
to
"test"
set
part
to part1 & (ASCII character
of 13) &
part2
-- Script countinues and saves part to a
textfile
When looking at this in the textfile on the mac it
seems to work just fine but when looking at the file from a PC it is
in one long line...
Anyone have a clue how to do correct returns for PC
on a mac ?
Mac - CR - ASCII Char 13
UNIX - LF - ASCII Char 10
PC - CRLF (in that order)
Most of the good Mac text editors allow you to save as any of the
above, and will switch line endings for you in a text file.
If you use a text editor from the command line on the Mac (vi,
emacs, whatever) you'll find that it uses the UNIX line ending LF, not
CR, so you have to be a bit careful if you are doing things that
involve UNIX tools on the Mac.
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