Educational software What are the considerations for handling line endings when working with data that is used for government or public sector applications?

The flat file document combine step combines the data using the default newline format of the operating system on which the atom is running. from Access help (believe it or not!!) Chr(10) returns a linefeed character. Chr(13) is a carrage return (the difference is what? :confused: ) ... Jan 11, 2014 ... ... linefeed and carriage return are recognized. So this is a new line And blank lines are just blank lines. And long lines are just long lines ... Mar 20, 2024 ... You're mistaking what you're seeing in the output. The line breaks *are* stored in the saved value, regardless of whether you select "Expression ... Feb 20, 2013 ... The text files we have to day on Windows still have a CR LF (0D 0A) after every line. But Apple uses just uses a line feed (LF) character. There's no carriage ... Mar 26, 2011 ... First is that the text being display from the db does not format to the carriage retrun and line feeds, it all appears as one lone string. Mar 14, 2024 ... 2 replies ... Easiest way I find to do replacements like this is copy the 'character' directly from the source text. In your case, this is the ... In an expression, it needs to be more like: $("Hello" + "\r\n" + "world"). I use that in workflow blocks for tasks, etc. In an email (html ) I think you have ... Problem: Imported document has many extra carriage returns (or line returns or paragraph returns) at the end of Object Text. Mac's use Carriage Return {ASCII 13} as their end of line operator, Unix uses line feeds {ASCII 10} and Windows uses a combination of CR and LF.