Textfield Carriage Returns

Hi Guys,
I'm loading a tab delimited text file into flash and
splitting the data up to display in separate textfields. I'm using
the following line to split the table up:
var table = this.split("\r\n");
This code works perfectly on my local machine. It splits the
data up, leaving commas between each line.
Unfortunately, when I upload the flash and html files to the
server to test it "online" , the split command does not appear to
work. If i trace the variable "table" to a textfield for debuggin
online, it does not appear to be altered by the split command.
Any ideas?
Daniel

Hi Sam,
I've found it. Sort of. if i use the line:
var table = this.split("\n");
it works on my server. Unfortunately, it doesn't format
correctly locally as I have some html tags in the text file and
they seem to stuff the loading of the text up.
If it annoys me that much, i'll try and work out a way of
determining whether the txt is loading locally or remotely.
Anyway, thanks for the advice.
Dan

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uncle_alice wrote:
jverd wrote:
remus.dragos wrote:
I forgot that it does not exist in Java. A good thing
from my point of view.Running the following makes my computer beep.
public class Bell {
public static void main(String... args) {
System.out.println("\u0007");
Sure, sending a BEL character to the console rings the bell, but that has nothing to do with Java. Anyway, I think he meant Java doesn't support the \a escape sequence in string and char literals.
>
>
>I forgot that it does not exist in Java. A good thing
from my point of view.
Running the following makes my computer beep.
public class Bell {
public static void main(String... args) {
System.out.println("\u0007");
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Ah, I thought he was saying Java doesn't support ringing the bell.

Please explain me how I can use Form feed(\f) and Carriage return(\r)

what is Form feed(\f) and Carriage return(\r)?
Please explain to me.
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Hello,
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In Pages Version 4.0.1 (746) I've created a table in Pages with this function to make an "carriage Return" in a cell.
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| Hello |
| World |
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kdetlev wrote:
Your workaround will not be possible in my table, because there is no empty cell in the table, but I think it is also a good help too.
*In fact I forgot that you are using a table in Pages.*
Remaining on my first idea, In Numbers we may achieve the same goal using an auxiliary table with a single cell containing the needed line break.
If this table is named "LineBreak",
the formula will be:
="Hello"&LineBreak :: $A$1&"World"
*In Pages, here is my workaround:*
Enter the cell
type a§b
don't type the character § but ctrl + return.
The cell will contain
a
b
with the arrow, move before the a
type =B2&"
delete the original a
move to the right
delete the original b
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Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) mercredi 7 octobre 2009 17:20:04

My test instrument is outputting a 5 line string but labview only read until the carriage return. how can I get it to read the whole string?

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NAS1
St Petersburg FL
Labview 2010

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 i_emp_details_line-stext
 i_emp_details_line-srvdt
 i_emp_details_line-ltext
 i_emp_details_line-pbtxt
 i_emp_details_line-btrtx
 i_emp_details_line-mndat
 i_emp_details_line-fsdate
 i_emp_details_line-frdate
 i_emp_details_line-egroup
 i_emp_details_line-ptext
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