Linefeed, also known as LF, is a character that controls the switching to the next line.
Linefeed, also known as LF, is a character that controls the switching to the next line.
Questions tagged [linefeed]
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Regex for matching linefeed with next character ignored
I am trying to select linefeed and remove them in a comma separated file via REGEX search in notepad++, the criteria for matching linefeed is that it should not followed the character "I" in the next line.
Example:-
Output should be:-
Kashif Khan
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Get hidden characters of line feed in C
I have a work to do which I need to make a linux2dos function.
Basically I have to find all line feeds (0X0A) and put carriage return before it (0X0D).
As LFs and CRs are hidden in the file I don't really know how to work with them.
I think fgetc…
Victor Belo
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How does source code manage white space and concatenation
In the following code:
$email_body =
"message from $name \n"
"email address $visitor_email \n"
"\n $message";
the fourth line generates a parsing error dues to an unexpected ", but the quotes seem to be correctly paired. …
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