Unwanted Newline
[1/3] from: tim::johnsons-web::com at: 9-Sep-2001 21:07
Hello All:
This is rebol/core on Red Hat.
The following code produces an unwanted newline
REBOL[]
blks: [["name" "string"]["country" "string"]
["speed" "integer"]["range" "integer"]]
headers: []
save %test.txt blks
; result in the following file
["name" "string"] ["country" "string"]
["speed" "integer"] ["range" "integer"]
;note the the blocks are on seperate lines
; the result I am looking for is :
[["name" "string"]["country" "string"]["speed" "integer"]["range" "integer"]]
Note the desired outer set of braces.
What is the simplest way to accomplish this?
TIA
tj
[2/3] from: carl:cybercraft at: 10-Sep-2001 18:09
On 10-Sep-01, Tim Johnson wrote:
> Hello All:
> This is rebol/core on Red Hat.
<<quoted lines omitted: 11>>
> "integer"]["range" "integer"]] Note the desired outer set of braces.
> What is the simplest way to accomplish this?
This will accomplish it...
write %test.txt mold load replace/all mold blks "^/" ""
though whether it's the simplest... (:
To reload your block, use load, not read, then its type will be block!
(read would produce a string!.)
> TIA
> tj
--
Carl Read
[3/3] from: tim:johnsons-web at: 10-Sep-2001 9:06
On Mon, Sep 10, 2001 at 06:09:41PM +1200, Carl Read wrote:
> On 10-Sep-01, Tim Johnson wrote:
>
> This will accomplish it...
>
> write %test.txt mold load replace/all mold blks "^/" ""
>
> though whether it's the simplest... (:
Works for me. I like to type, as long as there isn't a lot of
dollar signs. <wink>
> To reload your block, use load, not read, then its type will be block!
> (read would produce a string!.)
Yes. Of course.
Thanks Carl! :>)
--
Tim Johnson
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