Wed, 18 Jun 1902 08:00:00 GMT
Unix Text File ---> DOS Text File
You all helped me very much, but I think the best solution was to
write my own program including the following lines:
while not eof(orig) do begin
read(orig, a);
if a=#10 then write(temp, #13);
write(temp, a);
end;
I didn't know the trick to check the chars on #10. Before I tried it
with the functions chr() and ord() with no results.
With the program above it works pretty well, and I don't need any
further units whatsoever.
Thanks
Greetings,
Ulrich
Quoterdon...@southeast.net (R.E.Donais) wrote:
>>How can I add a carriage return after each line feed and, thus, change
>>the format of the unix text to a dos text?
>>Are there any other possibilities?
>The OpenLF procedure in the files unit available at
>http://users.southeast.net/~rdonais/tpascal.htm
>contains one possible solution. OpenLF combines the assign and reset
>procedures for a quick-'n-dirty TFDD that converts all linefeeds (#10)
>to carriage-returns (#13). If it was used on a DOS text file then
>every #13#10 would become #13#13 so other input line would be blank.
>The archive contains all the source, so besides using it as-is, you
>can enhance it anyway you want or cut and paste it into your own
>utility file.
> ...red
Higgi...@ftc-i.SpAmZaP.net wrote:
>Someone was looking for a program to convert UNIX style text files to
>DOS style. Do you still need something?
>--
>Jim Higgins
>higgi...@ftc-i.SpAmZaP.net
>icbm: 33.55.54N, 80.28.13W
>http://web.ftc-i.net/~higginsj/index.html
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