The \n I write out to an open file does not work
the second time:
$xmlstr = "<?xml version=\"1.0\" \x3F>\n";
$songstr = "<songs>\n" ;
fwrite($handle, "$xmlstr"); //after this I got a new line
fwrite($handle, "$songstr") ; //but not after this
$lines = file("./clips/$file_name");
foreach ($lines as $line_num => $line) {
fwrite($handle, " <song path=\"$line"); //$line is from
another file containing path and song text.
}
The output:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<songs> <song path="http://209.245.59.124/song.mp3
Should be:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<songs>
<song path="http://209.245.59.124/song.mp3
What do I do wrong??
Ralph 4 3909
Ralph Höglund wrote: The \n I write out to an open file does not work the second time:
$xmlstr = "<?xml version=\"1.0\" \x3F>\n"; $songstr = "<songs>\n" ;
fwrite($handle, "$xmlstr"); //after this I got a new line fwrite($handle, "$songstr") ; //but not after this
I don't know what is the solution to your problem, but you certainly do
not have to surround variables with quotes to write them to a file. This
would do:
fwrite($handle, $xmlstr);
If you want to insert a variable in a string then you need quotes:
fwrite($handle, "The contents of this string is $xmlstr");
$lines = file("./clips/$file_name"); foreach ($lines as $line_num => $line) {
fwrite($handle, " <song path=\"$line"); //$line is from another file containing path and song text.
And I guess this line should read
fwrite($handle, " <song path=\"$line\"> ");
Jonathan
Ralph Höglund wrote: The \n I write out to an open file does not work the second time:
$xmlstr = "<?xml version=\"1.0\" \x3F>\n"; $songstr = "<songs>\n" ;
fwrite($handle, "$xmlstr"); //after this I got a new line fwrite($handle, "$songstr") ; //but not after this
<snip>
in what mode did you fopen the file?
/* open $filename in text mode */
$handle = fopen($filename , "wt");
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Pedro Graca skrev: Ralph Höglund wrote:
The \n I write out to an open file does not work the second time:
$xmlstr = "<?xml version=\"1.0\" \x3F>\n"; $songstr = "<songs>\n" ;
fwrite($handle, "$xmlstr"); //after this I got a new line fwrite($handle, "$songstr") ; //but not after this
Thanks all, I found out that I needed to use both \r and \n to
get it working. I am slowly getting the grasp of php programming now. <snip>
in what mode did you fopen the file?
/* open $filename in text mode */ $handle = fopen($filename , "wt");
Well, I opened it with "w", no problem with that.
I had also to trim the lines from my m3u-file to get rid of
return and newline chars.
foreach ($lines as $line_num => $line) {
echo $line;
$line = trim($line);
fwrite($handle, " <song path=\"$line\"\ r\n");
}
fclose($handle) ;
Now I have left the extraction of the song title to be invoked
into the end of lines as title = "song.mp3">
Will be back when (if) new problems arise.
Ralph in Sweden
*** Ralph Höglund escribió/wrote (Sun, 29 Jan 2006 22:52:50 GMT): Thanks all, I found out that I needed to use both \r and \n to get it working. I am slowly getting the grasp of php programming now.
Well, that's a different issue. You need to use \r\n is you want to open
the file with Windows notepad, because that's the line ending convention in
windows. Linux/Unix use \n and (if I recall correctly, Mac computers use
\r). But you can always read the file correctly if you use a proper text
editor.
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