Are there two ways to do a carrage return...?

[Jay]

Recieving data from an IRC server the controlchars.newline works to seperate
some pieces of data into their own lines. However it doesnt always work and
some whole pices of dat are LEFT OUT of the string array.

is there a known bug in the split function, or are there two ways to do
carrage returns? (new lines)

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* "Jay" <mr********@cinci.rr.com> scripsit:

Recieving data from an IRC server the controlchars.newline works to seperate
some pieces of data into their own lines. However it doesnt always work and
some whole pices of dat are LEFT OUT of the string array.

is there a known bug in the split function, or are there two ways to do
carrage returns? (new lines)

Have a look at the response in a hex editor to see what characters are
used for line separation.

--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
<URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>

[Cor Ligthert]

Hi Jay,

What mostly is used for a new line:
linefeed (dec 10)
or
cariage return (dec 13)
or
cariage return line feed (dec 13,10)

I hope this helps a very little bit?

Cor

Recieving data from an IRC server the controlchars.newline works to seperate some pieces of data into their own lines. However it doesnt always work and some whole pices of dat are LEFT OUT of the string array.

is there a known bug in the split function, or are there two ways to do
carrage returns? (new lines)

[Cor Ligthert]

Hi Jay,

Please stay in the original threads, now I see that Herfried did already
answer your question in another thread.

Cor

[Jay]

It's been my experience that threads with answeres already in them (or
threads that appear to have answeres) are typically ignored.
"Cor Ligthert" <no**********@planet.nl> wrote in message
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| Hi Jay,
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| Please stay in the original threads, now I see that Herfried did already
| answer your question in another thread.
|
| Cor
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[Cor Ligthert]

"> It's been my experience that threads with answeres already in them (or

threads that appear to have answeres) are typically ignored. | Please stay in the original threads, now I see that Herfried did already
| answer your question in another thread.

Hi Jay,

That is sometimes right, in some newsgroups frequently, however in this
newsgroup seldom. While I know that there are more by instance Csharp,
Adonet, General, which with telling those I am not saying that it is in
others not the same as with this, however from those I am not sure.

However, when that not wanted behaviour happens and you make a new message
tell that and a make as well a reference to your original message. Than the
one who answers you, start not completely new.

You have the change by doing it as now, that you will be ignored in time by
a lot of the regulars, the best thing to get good answers is by giving feed
back on your original question if it did help or not.

Than you will see that regulars will take more time, because they learn as
well from your answer back.

Cor