Replicate Textpad's file format setting
I've written a C# program to process a file. It only works if I open the file in textpad and go to save as. There are two options at the bottom of the dialogue. They are file format and encoding. I must change the file format from "no change" to "PC".
What's the difference between the two formats?
How can I achieve this programmatically?
I'm using C# for windows programming with visual studio 2008.
What's the difference between the two formats?
How can I achieve this programmatically?
I'm using C# for windows programming with visual studio 2008.
Luis Pérez
When your program doesn't work, is it throwing any exception? If so, can you post that?
ASKER
It's inputting the first line and ignoring subsequent lines. I opened the input file in hexedit. It seems like the lines are ending with characters 13,10,13 instead of 13,10.
13=carriage return. 10= line feed.
13=carriage return. 10= line feed.
Can you attach both files, one of them "as is" and another one saved in TextPad? So I can see the differences between them and see if there's any way in .Net to replicate that...
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Please ignore rawfileaftertexpad.txt.
Compare rawfile.txt with rawfileaftertextpad2.txt which I'm just attaching. Sorry for the confusion.
RawFileAfterTextpad2.txt
Compare rawfile.txt with rawfileaftertextpad2.txt which I'm just attaching. Sorry for the confusion.
RawFileAfterTextpad2.txt
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Please let me know if anything is unclear.
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Thanks.