StringReplace($string, @CRLF, "")

[_Kurt]

Title says it all. I'm wondering if there is a way to replace an @CRLF with nothing or a space.

Thanks,

Kurt

[Jos]

Title says it all. I'm wondering if there is a way to replace an @CRLF with nothing or a space.

Thanks,

Kurt

Sure,. just do as the title states ... should work fine Edited December 21, 2006 by JdeB

[_Kurt]

Maybe I'm doing something wrong. Let me look over a couple of stuff. I've been racking my brain over this for twenty minutes.

I'll be soon to respond,

Kurt

[theguy0000]

if it's not working for you, might want to try all CRs the LFs individually.

just incase they dont use Windows-style line-breaks

Edited December 21, 2006 by theguy0000

[_Kurt]

Well it seems to work fine for an "ordinary" string:

Example:

$string   = "line 1" & @CRLF & "line 2"
$newstr = StringReplace($string, @CRLF, "")
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$newstr = $string ;<-- that's not right

Not sure why this isn't working.

Thanks,

Kurt

Edited December 21, 2006 by _Kurt

[_Kurt]

if it's not working for you, might want to try all CRs the LFs individually.

just incase they dont use Windows-style line-breaks

$newstr = StringReplace($Text, @CR & @LF, "")

This still does not work for me.

Kurt

[Jos]

Well it seems to work fine for an "ordinary" string:

Example:

$string   = "line 1" & @CRLF & "line 2"
$newstr = StringReplace($string, @CRLF, "")
oÝ÷ ÛMúì,¶

$newstr = $string ;<-- that's not right

Not sure why this isn't working.

Thanks,

Kurt

Just save the string to a file and look at it with an HexEditor to check the exact content ..

[_Kurt]

Okay, thanks for a solution!

Is there a different way this could be done? Since that may require more time to write/read the file

Thanks again,

Kurt

[Jos]

Okay, thanks for a solution!

Is there a different way this could be done? Since that may require more time to write/read the file

Thanks again,

Kurt

This is just for debugging ... not permanent !!! Its to check what characters are realy there ...

You could try , as suggested, to replace the CR's and LF's separately:

$newstr = StringReplace($string, @CR, "")

$newstr = StringReplace($newstr , @LF, "")

Edited December 21, 2006 by JdeB

[_Kurt]

THANK YOU JdeB! That worked perfectly Sorry for misunderstanding the seperate @CR and @LF's before.

Thanks again,

Kurt

[theguy0000]

This is just for debugging ... not permanent !!! Its to check what characters are realy there ...

You could try , as suggested, to replace the CR's and LF's separately:

$newstr = StringReplace($string, @CR, "")

$newstr = StringReplace($newstr , @LF, "")

yeah, that's what I meant Edited December 21, 2006 by theguy0000

[SmOke_N]

$newstr = StringReplace(StringStripCR($string), @LF, '')

Doesn't work?