How to force Windows newLine

[fealfu]

Hi,

I've a problem with new line character. I am in Windows platform but
when I write a file with a BufferedWitter with println I obtain the
character "\n" x0D like separator (Unix Separator). My System property
line.separator is "\r\n".

Can someone tell me how can I obtain files with the correct \r\n
Windows new line character?.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Brzezi]

pon, 17 kwi 2006 o 12:06 GMT, (e-mail address removed) napisa³(a):

I've a problem with new line character. I am in Windows platform but
when I write a file with a BufferedWitter with println I obtain the
character "\n"

Say a bit more about how you are doing that, or it`ll be better if you
could paste some sourcecode...

Pozdrawiam
Brzezi

 

[fealfu]

Resolved

The problem was another process that automatically was replacing "\r\n"
form "\n" and I don´t know it.

All works fine.

Thanks a lot.

 

[Roedy Green]

I've a problem with new line character. I am in Windows platform but
when I write a file with a BufferedWitter with println I obtain the
character "\n" x0D like separator (Unix Separator). My System property
line.separator is "\r\n".

Only println knows the line separator convention. Everything else
just prints what you tell it literally. For sample code see
http://mindprod.com/applets/fileio.html