How to force Windows newLine

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fealfu@gmail.com - 17 Apr 2006 11:06 GMT

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.

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Brzezi - 17 Apr 2006 12:43 GMT

pon, 17 kwi 2006 o 12:06 GMT, fealfu@gmail.com napisał(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...

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fealfu@gmail.com - 17 Apr 2006 13:12 GMT

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.

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Roedy Green - 17 Apr 2006 20:45 GMT

>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

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