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fig79

7 Nov, 2009 - 07:25 AM
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<?php

    function writeMe($myFile) {
        $fHandle = fopen("$myFile",'w') or die ("Failed");
        $string = "Hi";
        fwrite($fHandle, $string);    
        $string = "John";
        fwrite($fHandle, $string);
        fclose($fHandle);
    }
    
    $myFile = 'Test.txt';
    writeMe($myFile);
    
?>


This program's output is :
HiJohn

but I want the output like this :
Hi
John

How?

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7 Nov, 2009 - 07:28 AM
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the new line character is represented as \n you can add it to another string or output it individually.

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//one way
$string = "Hi\n";
fwrite($fHandle, $string);

//another way
$string = "Hi";
fwrite($fHandle, $string);
$string = "\n";
fwrite($fHandle, $string);

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7 Nov, 2009 - 07:40 AM
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QUOTE(William_Wilson @ 7 Nov, 2009 - 07:28 AM) *

the new line character is represented as \n you can add it to another string or output it individually.

Ex:
CODE

//one way
$string = "Hi\n";
fwrite($fHandle, $string);

//another way
$string = "Hi";
fwrite($fHandle, $string);
$string = "\n";
fwrite($fHandle, $string);



It`s not working!
By the way, I bought my laptop in Japan.
If I press "\n" the output is like japanese's money sign.

is there another way?
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