Re: String Character Conversion



Jayson Davis wrote On 06/30/06 11:46,:

Say I have a string read from a configuration file.

searchfor <tab> Needle\n\n

Where I want to search for the word "Needle" with two linefeeds. Now
when I read it from the file, it hasn't converted the linefeeds into
characters. Is there a function to do that or do I need to write it myself?

Please explain what you mean by "it hasn't converted ..."
The newline characters *are* characters, and can be read and
written just like vowels and consonants.

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