Hi,
Each OS has its new line chars:
unix = \n
mac = \r
windows = \r\n
Can I get the used one on the OS where php is running?
I see that exists a DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR for the OS path ("/" or "\"), does
not exists something like a "LINE_SEPARATOR"? :)
Thanks
You can use PHP_EOL
On 28 ao=FBt, 09:07, "Fabio"
> Hi,
>
> Each OS has its new line chars:
>
> unix =3D \n
> mac =3D \r
> windows =3D \r\n
>
> Can I get the used one on the OS where php is running?
>
> I see that exists a DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR for the OS path ("/" or "\"), does
> not exists something like a "LINE_SEPARATOR"? :)
>
> Thanks
On 28.08.2007 09:07 Fabio wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Each OS has its new line chars:
well, this is not completely true. Rather, every program, especially
browser, can have its own new line conventions.
>
> unix = \n
> mac = \r
this is not correct either. New versions of macOS use "\n", like other
unix-based systems.
> windows = \r\n
>
> Can I get the used one on the OS where php is running?
Why do you think you need this?
>
> I see that exists a DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR for the OS path ("/" or "\"), does
> not exists something like a "LINE_SEPARATOR"? :)
>
> Thanks
>
>
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> I see that exists a DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR for the OS path ("/" or "\"), does
> not exists something like a "LINE_SEPARATOR"? :)
From the documentation:
PHP_EOL (string)
Available since PHP 4.3.10 and PHP 5.0.2
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> From the documentation:
> PHP_EOL (string)
> Available since PHP 4.3.10 and PHP 5.0.2
But removed over 5.1+?
I get an empty string from PHP_EOL :(
And I cannot find it in documentation...
"Fabio"
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>> From the documentation:
>> PHP_EOL (string)
>> Available since PHP 4.3.10 and PHP 5.0.2
>
> But removed over 5.1+?
> I get an empty string from PHP_EOL :(
>
> And I cannot find it in documentation...
Sorry, I tested it better.
It works, but it is not documented! :(
I can find it only in the documentation that can be downloaded in the "Core
Predefined Constants" that does not exists on line and in all the web...
Fabio wrote:
> "Fabio"
> news:46d3e32b$0$10628$4fafbaef@reader2.news.tin.it...
>
>>> From the documentation:
>>> PHP_EOL (string)
>>> Available since PHP 4.3.10 and PHP 5.0.2
>> But removed over 5.1+?
>> I get an empty string from PHP_EOL :(
>>
>> And I cannot find it in documentation...
>
> Sorry, I tested it better.
> It works, but it is not documented! :(
> I can find it only in the documentation that can be downloaded in the "Core
> Predefined Constants" that does not exists on line and in all the web...
>
>
>
Well, it could be construed as "documented" - see
http://www.php.net/manual/en/reserved.constants.php
But I agree with you - this is not documented nearly well enough. It
looks like something which was added to the code but got lost in the manual.
Maybe a bug report to get it documented would be appropriate.
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> Well, it could be construed as "documented" - see
> http://www.php.net/manual/en/reserved.constants.php
>
but... damn!
I searched it a lot and even the "search for" on www.php.net tell that exist
infos about PHP_EOL...
I don't know why the downloaded documentation is really more clear (not only
for this) that the one online that should be more detailed.
Thanks
Fabio escribió:
> Each OS has its new line chars:
>
> unix = \n
> mac = \r
> windows = \r\n
>
> Can I get the used one on the OS where php is running?
Be aware that knowing the OS EOL is not necessarily useful. In web
environment you handle files that are often created and used in
different systems.
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