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Rob Kaeser

How can I replace the search for " " with the hex representation of a
line feed (\0d\0a) for text files? If I pass "\x0d\x0a" in the Replace
function, it simply replaces the with a "\x0d\x0a". How can I force
it to interpret the actual hex values and write those to the string,
which I am sending to a .txt file?

Thanks,
-ROB

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Steve Sharrock (VIP)

String s = "Now is this time";

String t = s.Replace(" ", "\r\n" );

Be careful for upper/lower case . You might also consider a regular
expression process.

Steve Sharrock
programmer / designer
www.sharkcode.com

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Subject: [aspngregexp] Replace with hex 0d 0a

How can I replace the search for " " with the hex representation of a
line feed (\0d\0a) for text files? If I pass "\x0d\x0a" in the Replace
function, it simply replaces the with a "\x0d\x0a". How can I force
it to interpret the actual hex values and write those to the string,
which I am sending to a .txt file?

Thanks,
-ROB

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Meor Zaharin Meor Ibrahim

try Regex.Replace

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From: Rob Kaeser [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 5:22 AM
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Subject: [aspngregexp] Replace with hex 0d 0a

How can I replace the search for " " with the hex representation of a
line feed (\0d\0a) for text files? If I pass "\x0d\x0a" in the Replace
function, it simply replaces the with a "\x0d\x0a". How can I force
it to interpret the actual hex values and write those to the string,
which I am sending to a .txt file?

Thanks,
-ROB

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System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex

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