Bilbo28 Posted August 19, 2012 Posted August 19, 2012 Hi all, I have the same problem as a previous post in 2010 (archived since). "I am using the WriteToFile function in ScriptMaster v3.33 with FM 10 Adv on Windows. I want to create a plain ASCII text file with CR/LF as the end of line characters. First I put my text field into a local variable $text and replace all CR with CR/LF using: Substitute( $text; [Char( 11); ""]; [ Char( 13); Char( 13) & Char (10)] ) Then I use WriteToFile to create the file. I have tried several character encodings when I register the WriteToFile function (ASCII, utf-8) but they replace my CR/LF with LF. I tried to specify MS-DOS but that encoding is not supported. Does anyone know what character encoding I can use? Or a simple trick to preserve the CR/LF? Thanks -- Mark " It was proposed to register a new groovy function which seemed to work. RegisterGroovy( "WriteToFileWithCarriageReturns( filePath ; textToWrite )" ; "//This simple version uses utf-8¶ //new File( filePath ).write( textToWrite );¶ ¶ //This more advanced version allows you to specify the character encoding¶ OutputStreamWriter writer = new OutputStreamWriter( new FileOutputStream( filePath ), "utf-8" );¶ writer.write( textToWrite.replace("n", "rn") );¶ writer.close();¶ return true;" ) But I have FM12 and Windows 7 - it doesn't accept this function because of "utf-8" and if I write \"utf-8\" it then says that there is a problem with ("n", "rn") Can anybody help me please? Thanks I
john renfrew Posted August 19, 2012 Posted August 19, 2012 You dont need to do that subtitute in FM In ScriptMaster it should be textToWrite.replace('n' , 'rn') You are not replacing n with rn as in orange >> ornange The "" character is required to escape the new line and carriage return characters. You could also try 'iso-8859-1' as the encoding In Groovy (in most cases) you can use ' instead of " as it then means it is easier when it gets into FM to debug as there are not lots of " sitting in the middle of the function
Bilbo28 Posted August 20, 2012 Author Posted August 20, 2012 Thanks a lot, it works perfectly! :laugh2:
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