Hi Bruce,
Hex 0D 0A (Carriage Return Line Feed pair) is commonly used in Windows
to signify the end of a line of text. "\n" is supposed to generate an
end of line appropriate for the machine on which Perl is run. On
Windows, 0D 0A is ideal, but 0A often works the same. Hex 0A is also the
standard
Hi Charles,
CSV is just data as text. There is no capacity for formatting. You can
write a macro for your spreadsheet program to automate formatting the
imported data, or you can switch to a Perl package which produces Excel
(or other compatible) files rather than CSV.
If you decide to switch to
Several people have addressed the problem of forcing the
first character of a string to be uppercase, but the problem as presented is more
difficult. I don't have a solution, but I may be able to clarify the
problem.
We do not wish to force the first character to be uppercase.
We wish t
