• Sam Hu (15/15) Jan 12 2009 Hello everyone!
• Jarrett Billingsley (5/15) Jan 13 2009 If you're on Windows, the line ending convention is "\r\n", not just
• Sam Hu (3/3) Jan 13 2009 Thanks.It works now.

Sam Hu <samhu.samhu gmail.com> writes:

Hello everyone!

Just found I can not append a new line to a file when writing data to a File or
FileConduit instance.

File file=new File("myfile.txt");
myfile.append("This is line 1");
myfile.append("This is line 2");
About code just generate "This is line 1This is line 2"
I tried below code but all the same:
myfile.append("\n\nThis is line 1\n\n");
myfile.append("\n");
myfile.append("This is line 2");

Can anybody help my on how to make it ?I just want to write data into a file
line by line:
This is line 1
This is line 2

Thanks.

Sam

"Jarrett Billingsley" <jarrett.billingsley gmail.com> writes:

On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 1:42 AM, Sam Hu <samhu.samhu gmail.com> wrote:
 Hello everyone!

 Just found I can not append a new line to a file when writing data to a File
or FileConduit instance.

 File file=new File("myfile.txt");
 myfile.append("This is line 1");
 myfile.append("This is line 2");
 About code just generate "This is line 1This is line 2"
 I tried below code but all the same:
 myfile.append("\n\nThis is line 1\n\n");
 myfile.append("\n");
 myfile.append("This is line 2");

If you're on Windows, the line ending convention is "\r\n", not just
"\n", so you could try that.

Alternatively, use a Print/FormatOutput (depends on whether you're
using 0.99.7 or HEAD).

Sam Hu <samhu.samhu gmail.com> writes:

Thanks.It works now.

Regards,
Sam