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Posted by "A.J. Brown" on 09/27/05 18:20
It seems the best way to do this would be a predefined constant. You'd just
need to update the constant whenever you move to a new Operating System.
Then, just always append the constant to your strings:
//change for linux or windows
define('CRNL',"\r\n);
//define('CRNL',"\n);
print "foobar".CRNL;
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Sincerely,
A.J. Brown
"Jake Gardner" <gardner.jake@gmail.com> wrote in message
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This is a stretch and I doubt you can do this very easily, but I was
wondering if there is a way to define behaviors that happen throughout
a script before execution for example if the OS is windows, all
strings are terminated with \r\n, if Linux, then \n without adding
addition ifs throughout the code.
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