2008年2月4日 · It came back reporting only one line was read. The problem was that the file used Unix line terminations (no CR preceding the LF). Would it be possible to change the FILE_LineInput function to accept any of the following as valid line terminations: LF (Unix-standard), CRLF (DOS/Windows), or CR (Macintosh)?

It came back reporting only one line was read. The problem was that the file used Unix line terminations (no CR preceding the LF). Would it be possible to change the FILE_LineInput function to accept any of the following as valid line terminations: LF (Unix-standard), CRLF (DOS/Windows), or CR (Macintosh)?

2008年2月4日 · Re: Line termination LF vs CRLF vs CR Just in case you didn't had the opportunity to look at PARSE function, it has an additional field (called FieldDelim) that will let you parse fields inside parsed lines and automatically fill the array (in this case a matrix array).

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All string constants, also called equates, starting from next preview will have an optional repetition number after the equate name indicating repetition of the same string equate.

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2013年1月8日 · the most dirty approach ever- but surprisingly it works. :) Three functions that work on variables and one-dimensional arrays of strings and fixed size udts: Edit: This was the beginning, one page further and somewhere at the recents posts you'll find LazyFun.tBasicU - so this example just demonstrates what's possible.

This time it's not a poll nor question here. But some challenge! Imagine we have some Long or Dword we get passed from somewhere and have to split this into 3 Bytes...