Make BufferedReader.readLine() not consider \r EOL

Morten

Hi. I have a file using \n as line-separator. There are also
occurrences of \r in the file, but I don't want the
BufferedReader.readLine() to consider those as EOL.

Apart from stripping all \r from the file before processing it, what
good options are there? Do I have to inspect the data char-by-char, or
is there a better way?

Thanks,

Morten

Jul 17 '05 #1

Silvio Bierman

"Morten" <us****@kikobu.com> wrote in message
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Hi. I have a file using \n as line-separator. There are also
occurrences of \r in the file, but I don't want the
BufferedReader.readLine() to consider those as EOL.

Apart from stripping all \r from the file before processing it, what
good options are there? Do I have to inspect the data char-by-char, or
is there a better way?

Thanks,

Morten

Since that is a non-standard interpretation of what a "line" is you will
have to group characters into lines yourself.

Silvio Bierman

Jul 17 '05 #2