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In the two places where the lines are appended to a StringBuffer, just
append a "\n" after the line. Like so:
buffer.append(currLine);
buffer.append("\n");
and
filteredBuffer.append(currLine);
filteredBuffer.append("\n");
That should do it ...
Glenn Holmer <gholmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Re: Reading spool file with Java
On Thursday 08 November 2007 10:51, DenisP@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I read the contents of spool files all the time using this class.
In order
to get the text out you need to do use a workstation customization
object that strips out the control characters. Give this a try:
Cool. How to extract the contents of a spool file into lines instead of
a long stream of characters?
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