Re: Re: Different OS, Different Line Break, Be a Little Problem
| From: | Firman Wandayandi | Date: | Fri, 21 Jan 2005 19:01:43 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: Different OS, Different Line Break, Be a Little Problem | ||
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Helgi Þormar wrote:
On Fri, 2005-01-21 at 18:43, Firman Wandayandi wrote:Either do what Justin and Daniel said or use PHP_Compat, it has support for PHP_EOL :-) - Helgi Yeah, why I doesn't think that way? That's good idea, thanks guys. :-D - Firman -- .:: OrangEnigmA : Never Dreamt Before ::.Torsten Roehr wrote:That's maybe help, but I want it's working on PHP4 too."Firman Wandayandi" <orangenigma@gmail.com> wrote in message news:<41F0FCD9.1030604@gmail.com>...linebreak. Maybe this helps. Best regards, Torsten RoehrHi guys, I has a little problem with line break character, when i developing Contact_AddressBook, I tried to using different format of file, actually I used Windows (CRLF), Unix (LF) and Mac (CR). Contact_AddressBook use File_CSV (PEAR::File Package) to handling CSV file, when I sets the config 'crlf' = "\r\n" then I given Windows and Unix file format, everything fine, but when i given Mac format it doesn't working. PEAR.php, only defined OS_WINDOWS and OS_UNIX also PEAR_OS which the value is one of 'Windows' or 'Unix', I think, I able to resolve this problem if I know what the OS. My questions: 1. How to know what the OS, Windows/Unix/Mac family? Actually the problem is Mac, cause I can't testing there, I have no Mac OS :-D installed. 2. Does it needed to define OS_MAC and PEAR_OS = 'Mac' in PEAR.php? Regards, -- FirmanFrom PHP 5.0.3 there is the constant PHP_EOL that contains the OS-dependant