Thanks again, that worked better.
Matt Benson wrote:
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>> Thanks, that worked.
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>> This is not just for testing purposes. My piece of
>> build.xml looks like
>> this:
st line. I can't figure out
where they are getting inserted. does not seem to get rid of them.
Any suggestions?
Thanks for your help.
Matt Benson wrote:
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> --- srimh2o <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> If this is complicated is there any way I can ins
If this is complicated is there any way I can insert a linebreak between
Hello and World?
srimh2o wrote:
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> Ahh, this is verbatim, but you are correct. The \r\n does not substitute
> for CRLF (0x0d, 0x0a). Then what I would like to do is somehow specify
> Hello world and then ge
If so,, part of your problem is the literal characters
> \r and \n are note the escaped counterparts...
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> Meaning if I had this:
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> Hello r n World
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> The r and the n are literals...and you'd see the same output as you are
> seeing now...
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Hi,
I have a string input that contains carriage return "\r\n" and I'd like to
use ant to split that input into two separate lines. This is what I do.
Hello \r\n World
I'd like the output to look
