The text file I generate with my C# programs have lines that end with a LF (line-feed 0A) instead of a CR-LF (0D0A) that I am used
to. Is there any downside to this?
The text file I generate with my C# programs have lines that end with a LF (line-feed 0A) instead of a CR-LF (0D0A) that I am used
to. Is there any downside to this?
I used the Environment.NewLine and my generated text files are now processed by Notepad and Word just fine. I still needed to use
"\n" when scanning the contents of a textbox. A "\r\n" sent to a textbox ends up as a "\n".
-Harry
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