Hi All:
I asked a similar question before and got no response. I guess I didn't
explain myself.
Here's the problem. I'm using a perl script to create an html page. The
editor is located on a Windows '98 machine and the file resides on a Linux
machine. The file is edited across the network. Part of the script contains
a heredoc that contains the head of the page. The remainder of the page is
made up of lines added to the buffer and subsequently written to the output
file. I've tried "\r\n" and "\n" as line ends both in the heredoc and the
output array.
When I view the page in Netscape 4.73 (on the Windows '98 machine), it
displays perfectly. Viewing the source of the file and none of the
line-ends are honoured. I take a look at the hex construction of the file
and every line end in the *.htm file is "0D 0A". Microsoft Internet
Explorer displays the page properly. Again, the line ends are not honoured
when I view the source.
I'm open to any suggestions as to why and what I can do about it.
Thanks for all your help.
Ron Woodall
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