Lo,
In a previous version of an app, I used replace to convert multiline text
boxes to something easier to put in a database, and then i used
replace(chr(13), "<br>") when i needed to show the data.
I'm now working on a new version of this app, and im using C# / .NET.
Obviously I'm using the old database, but I cant find out how to do
replace(chr(13), "<br>").
Basically, what's Chr(13) in C# :o)
Cheers
Dan 10 17715
Dan,
I think you are looking for "\n".
-Chris http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message
news:F3**********************************@microsof t.com... Lo,
In a previous version of an app, I used replace to convert multiline text boxes to something easier to put in a database, and then i used replace(chr(13), "<br>") when i needed to show the data.
I'm now working on a new version of this app, and im using C# / .NET. Obviously I'm using the old database, but I cant find out how to do replace(chr(13), "<br>").
Basically, what's Chr(13) in C# :o)
Cheers
Dan
Try System.Environment.NewLine
Karl
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"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message
news:F3**********************************@microsof t.com... Lo,
In a previous version of an app, I used replace to convert multiline text boxes to something easier to put in a database, and then i used replace(chr(13), "<br>") when i needed to show the data.
I'm now working on a new version of this app, and im using C# / .NET. Obviously I'm using the old database, but I cant find out how to do replace(chr(13), "<br>").
Basically, what's Chr(13) in C# :o)
Cheers
Dan
Hi guys
Neither of those work. I think I need to actually put the ascii char 13, but
im not sure how to do it. In the db it looks like a little square box! It's
that I want to replace with <br>.
Any ideas?
"Chris Austin" wrote: Dan,
I think you are looking for "\n".
-Chris http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message news:F3**********************************@microsof t.com... Lo,
In a previous version of an app, I used replace to convert multiline text boxes to something easier to put in a database, and then i used replace(chr(13), "<br>") when i needed to show the data.
I'm now working on a new version of this app, and im using C# / .NET. Obviously I'm using the old database, but I cant find out how to do replace(chr(13), "<br>").
Basically, what's Chr(13) in C# :o)
Cheers
Dan
Have you tried using RegularExpressions yet? Perhaps doing something like
the following will help:
String myNewTest = Regex.Replace(test, @"\n", "<br>",
RegexOptions.Multiline);
You will have to import the System.Text.RegularExpressions library.
Here is a list of the different characters escapes http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...terescapes.asp
HTH
-Chris
~ http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message
news:38**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi guys
Neither of those work. I think I need to actually put the ascii char 13,
but im not sure how to do it. In the db it looks like a little square box!
It's that I want to replace with <br>.
Any ideas?
"Chris Austin" wrote:
Dan,
I think you are looking for "\n".
-Chris http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message news:F3**********************************@microsof t.com... Lo,
In a previous version of an app, I used replace to convert multiline
text boxes to something easier to put in a database, and then i used replace(chr(13), "<br>") when i needed to show the data.
I'm now working on a new version of this app, and im using C# / .NET. Obviously I'm using the old database, but I cant find out how to do replace(chr(13), "<br>").
Basically, what's Chr(13) in C# :o)
Cheers
Dan
Hi Chris,
Just tried that, same result: it does nothing. I'm lost!
Dan
"Chris Austin" wrote: Have you tried using RegularExpressions yet? Perhaps doing something like the following will help: String myNewTest = Regex.Replace(test, @"\n", "<br>", RegexOptions.Multiline);
You will have to import the System.Text.RegularExpressions library.
Here is a list of the different characters escapes http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...terescapes.asp
HTH
-Chris ~ http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message news:38**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi guys
Neither of those work. I think I need to actually put the ascii char 13, but im not sure how to do it. In the db it looks like a little square box! It's that I want to replace with <br>.
Any ideas?
"Chris Austin" wrote:
Dan,
I think you are looking for "\n".
-Chris http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message news:F3**********************************@microsof t.com... > Lo, > > In a previous version of an app, I used replace to convert multiline text > boxes to something easier to put in a database, and then i used > replace(chr(13), "<br>") when i needed to show the data. > > I'm now working on a new version of this app, and im using C# / .NET. > Obviously I'm using the old database, but I cant find out how to do > replace(chr(13), "<br>"). > > Basically, what's Chr(13) in C# :o) > > Cheers > > > Dan
in c#
"\r" = chr(13)
"\n" = chr(10)
mystring.Replace("\r","<br>");
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message
news:F3**********************************@microsof t.com... Lo,
In a previous version of an app, I used replace to convert multiline text boxes to something easier to put in a database, and then i used replace(chr(13), "<br>") when i needed to show the data.
I'm now working on a new version of this app, and im using C# / .NET. Obviously I'm using the old database, but I cant find out how to do replace(chr(13), "<br>").
Basically, what's Chr(13) in C# :o)
Cheers
Dan
This worked for me. Difference is it needed to use "\r" instead of "\n".
static void Main(string[] args)
{
FileStream fs = File.OpenRead("Data.txt");
StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(fs);
string myInput = reader.ReadToEnd();
reader.Close();
fs.Close();
string myOutput = Regex.Replace(myInput, @"\r", "<br>",
RegexOptions.Multiline);
Console.WriteLine(myOutput);
}
Data.Text contained:
This is a test for new lines.
This is a test for new lines.
This is a test for new lines.
This is a test for new lines.
This is a test for new lines.
This is a test for new lines.
This is a test for new lines.
This is a test for new lines.
This is a test for new lines.
HTH
-Chris
~ http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message
news:FB**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi Chris,
Just tried that, same result: it does nothing. I'm lost!
Dan
"Chris Austin" wrote:
Have you tried using RegularExpressions yet? Perhaps doing something
like the following will help: String myNewTest = Regex.Replace(test, @"\n", "<br>", RegexOptions.Multiline);
You will have to import the System.Text.RegularExpressions library.
Here is a list of the different characters escapes http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...terescapes.asp HTH
-Chris ~ http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message news:38**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi guys
Neither of those work. I think I need to actually put the ascii char
13, but im not sure how to do it. In the db it looks like a little square box! It's that I want to replace with <br>.
Any ideas?
"Chris Austin" wrote:
> Dan, > > I think you are looking for "\n". > > -Chris > http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin > > "Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message > news:F3**********************************@microsof t.com... > > Lo, > > > > In a previous version of an app, I used replace to convert
multiline text > > boxes to something easier to put in a database, and then i used > > replace(chr(13), "<br>") when i needed to show the data. > > > > I'm now working on a new version of this app, and im using C# /
..NET. > > Obviously I'm using the old database, but I cant find out how to
do > > replace(chr(13), "<br>"). > > > > Basically, what's Chr(13) in C# :o) > > > > Cheers > > > > > > Dan > > >
Hi Dan,
Try this :
Byte[] myBytes13 = {13};
string myStr13 = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(myBytes13);
dbString.Replace(myStr13, "<br>")
Sorry, I did not have time to test to see if this actually works.
Tod Birdsall, MCP http://tod1d.blogspot.com
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message news:<38**********************************@microso ft.com>... Hi guys
Neither of those work. I think I need to actually put the ascii char 13, but im not sure how to do it. In the db it looks like a little square box! It's that I want to replace with <br>.
Any ideas?
"Chris Austin" wrote:
Dan,
I think you are looking for "\n".
-Chris http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message news:F3**********************************@microsof t.com... Lo,
In a previous version of an app, I used replace to convert multiline text boxes to something easier to put in a database, and then i used replace(chr(13), "<br>") when i needed to show the data.
I'm now working on a new version of this app, and im using C# / .NET. Obviously I'm using the old database, but I cant find out how to do replace(chr(13), "<br>").
Basically, what's Chr(13) in C# :o)
Cheers
Dan
"\n" is used in *nix systems. In DOS/Windows it should be "/r/n" I think.
(Though most software expecially browsers should have no difference, I don't
think it should be the case for database where data ought to be kept as it.
P.S.: "/r" is carriage return, "/n" is newline. They carry hex code
"0Dh"(chr(13)) and "0Ah"(chr(10)) respectively.
P.S.: "/r" is used for Apple/Mac.
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> ¦b¶l¥ó
news:38**********************************@microsof t.com ¤¤¼¶¼g... Hi guys
Neither of those work. I think I need to actually put the ascii char 13,
but im not sure how to do it. In the db it looks like a little square box!
It's that I want to replace with <br>.
Any ideas?
"Chris Austin" wrote:
Dan,
I think you are looking for "\n".
-Chris http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message news:F3**********************************@microsof t.com... Lo,
In a previous version of an app, I used replace to convert multiline
text boxes to something easier to put in a database, and then i used replace(chr(13), "<br>") when i needed to show the data.
I'm now working on a new version of this app, and im using C# / .NET. Obviously I'm using the old database, but I cant find out how to do replace(chr(13), "<br>").
Basically, what's Chr(13) in C# :o)
Cheers
Dan
Good heavens! How about :
char thirteen = (char) 13;
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
I get paid good money to
solve puzzles for a living
"Tod1d" <no*****@netsalad.com> wrote in message
news:94**************************@posting.google.c om... Hi Dan,
Try this : Byte[] myBytes13 = {13};
string myStr13 = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(myBytes13);
dbString.Replace(myStr13, "<br>")
Sorry, I did not have time to test to see if this actually works.
Tod Birdsall, MCP http://tod1d.blogspot.com
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message
news:<38**********************************@microso ft.com>... Hi guys
Neither of those work. I think I need to actually put the ascii char 13,
but im not sure how to do it. In the db it looks like a little square box!
It's that I want to replace with <br>.
Any ideas?
"Chris Austin" wrote:
Dan,
I think you are looking for "\n".
-Chris http://weblogs.austinspad.com/caustin
"Dan Nash" <da*@musoswire.co.uk> wrote in message news:F3**********************************@microsof t.com... > Lo, > > In a previous version of an app, I used replace to convert multiline
text > boxes to something easier to put in a database, and then i used > replace(chr(13), "<br>") when i needed to show the data. > > I'm now working on a new version of this app, and im using C# /
..NET. > Obviously I'm using the old database, but I cant find out how to do > replace(chr(13), "<br>"). > > Basically, what's Chr(13) in C# :o) > > Cheers > > > Dan This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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