I need to create and export an excel file in my iPhone app. Unfortunately, excel won't read it if the line encoding is LF (the unix def开发者_开发知识库ault when I write the file) instead of CRLF (the Windows standard)...Is there any way to write a file using CRLF line breaks?
I can tell this is the issue as if I open the file in TextWrangler after outputting it, then change the line breaks to CRLF, excel opens it fine.
Thanks,
Toby
If you're using printf or fprintf in C you typically terminate lines like this:
printf( "this is a line of text.\n" );
The \n
outputs a linefeed. You can output a carriage return with \r
, so to get a CRLF, you just:
printf( "this is a CRLF terminated line.\r\n" );
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