Re: trailing newline

[Nigel G Romeril]

This bit of code generates  a file with all three types of new line in
it

open(TESTFILE, "> test.txt")
      or die  "Sorry, cannot open the test file";

binmode(TESTFILE);

print TESTFILE "This is a DOS line ending\x0d\x0a";
print TESTFILE "This is a Mac line ending\x0d";
print TESTFILE "This is a Unix line ending\x0a";
print TESTFILE "This is a DOS line ending\x0d\x0a";
print TESTFILE "This is a Mac line ending\x0d";
print TESTFILE "This is a Unix line ending\x0a";
print TESTFILE "This is a DOS line ending\x0d\x0a";
print TESTFILE "This is a Mac line ending\x0d";
print TESTFILE "This is a Unix line ending\x0a";

close TESTFILE;

print "The test file test.txt has been successfully written\n";

Stéphane JEAN BAPTISTE wrote:

> Hi
>
> I need the (hexa?) code for trailing newline, but not "\n". I need a
> code like (&#233 or &eacute for é)
>
> tks