Re: [PHP] Unix file vs. Mac file formats

2001-05-09 Thread Thomas Hurst
On 9 May 2001 10:15:19 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Hoover, Josh") wrote: > because (correct me if I'm wrong), Macs use a different character for > carriage returns than Windows and/or Unix. There are two characters to delimit end of lines - Carrage Return (CR) and Line Feed (LF), which dates back

RE: [PHP] Unix file vs. Mac file formats

2001-05-09 Thread Hoover, Josh
PHP at least used to execute Mac formatted files, but it sounds like people are definitely having some serious problems with 4.0.5 with Mac formatted files. The problems I had expereinced with Mac files with PHP was that PHP would report line numbers incorrectly on parse errors, etc. This was be

Re: [PHP] Unix file vs. Mac file formats

2001-05-09 Thread DAve Goodrich
on 5/9/01 9:42 AM, jon mclaughlin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Help! > > Does anyone have any tips on how to deal with this problem I'm having: > PHP 4.0.5 (on Redhat Linux as an Apache module) won't properly execute > included files that are saved in the Mac file format instead of a Unix file

[PHP] Unix file vs. Mac file formats

2001-05-09 Thread jon mclaughlin
Help! Does anyone have any tips on how to deal with this problem I'm having: PHP 4.0.5 (on Redhat Linux as an Apache module) won't properly execute included files that are saved in the Mac file format instead of a Unix file format. (they use different characters to signify an end of line) The pr