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Re: Writing double-prime to file? [message #184781 is a reply to message #184780] Sat, 01 February 2014 14:23 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Jerry Stuckle <jstucklex(at)attglobal(dot)net> wrote:

> On 2/1/2014 6:37 AM, Adrian Tuddenham wrote:
>> I am trying to write a series of programs which create a file from a
>> string which has been Copied from a spreadsheet. It is Pasted into an
>> HTML Form and passed through various checking routines. Finally it is
>> written to a file.
>>
>> If the string contains a double-prime character (double quotes) the
>> character and the rest of the string after that point do not appear to
>> be written to file.
>>
>> The program displays the string just after the "write to file" lines
>> and it is still unchanged. Either a problem is occurring during the
>> writing phase or that character is making the rest of the file
>> unreadable. (I view the file contents in Fetch v3.0.3)
>>
>> The data string is held in the variiable '$txt' and the write command
>> is:
>>
>> ~~~~~~~~
>> $fh = fopen($fileURL, 'w') or die("<FONT
>> COLOR=\"#CCFFFF\"><B>PayFileGen2 can't open file $fileURL</B></FONT>");
>> fwrite($fh, $txt);
>> fclose($fh);
>>
>> ~~~~~~~~
>>
>> Is that character known to cause a problem and is there a
>> straightforward way around this?
>>
>>
>
> I've never seen a problem writing double quotes to a file. What does
> the file look like if you open it with an editor on the server (or, more
> simply, just list it to the terminal) instead of retrieving it with an
> ftp program?

I am just a beginner, so 'listing to the termiinal' is something I
haven't come across. I didn't FTP the file to view it, but used the
"View file" facility in Fetch (I don't know if that would make any
difference to what I would see). If you want to see it, the file is at:
http://www.poppyrecords.co.uk/Payment/phpfiles/IYC519N1391274673.txt

I have written a bit of code to read the file, print it and then and
list each character with its ASCII equivlent. The original data was:

~~~~~~~~~ Original Data ~~~~~~
419 IYC519 140201 169.75 XXX111
Bill Smith 123, Any Street Some Town Elsewhere County
XX1 @AB 01234 567890 bill(dot)smith(at)url(dot)com
0 Copy tape (0.25" @ 1-7/8ips) to CDR 0
Special treatment 0 Hours work 4
15 60 P+P 1 3 3 Transfer 8 double-sided
discs to CDR 0 Hours work 6.5 15
97.5 P+P CDR 1 1 1 P+P Special Delivery 1
8.25 8.25 0

~~~~~~~ End of original data ~~~~~~


The results from the reading program are:

~~~~~~~~ Reading program results ~~~~~~
419 IYC519 140201 169.75 XXX111
Bill Smith 123, Any Street Some Town Elsewhere County
XX1 @AB 01234 567890 bill(dot)smith(at)url(dot)com
0 Copy tape (0.25

0 4 = 52
1 1 = 49
2 9 = 57
3 = 9
4 I = 73
5 Y = 89
6 C = 67
7 5 = 53
8 1 = 49
9 9 = 57
10 = 9
11 1 = 49
12 4 = 52
13 0 = 48
14 2 = 50
15 0 = 48
16 1 = 49
17 = 9
18 = 9
19 = 9
20 = 9
21 1 = 49
22 6 = 54
23 9 = 57
24 . = 46
25 7 = 55
26 5 = 53
27 = 9
28 = 9
29 X = 88
30 X = 88
31 X = 88
32 1 = 49
33 1 = 49
34 1 = 49
35 = 9
36 B = 66
37 i = 105
38 l = 108
39 l = 108
40 = 9
41 S = 83
42 m = 109
43 i = 105
44 t = 116
45 h = 104
46 = 9
47 1 = 49
48 2 = 50
49 3 = 51
50 , = 44
51 = 32
52 A = 65
53 n = 110
54 y = 121
55 = 32
56 S = 83
57 t = 116
58 r = 114
59 e = 101
60 e = 101
61 t = 116
62 = 9
63 S = 83
64 o = 111
65 m = 109
66 e = 101
67 = 32
68 T = 84
69 o = 111
70 w = 119
71 n = 110
72 = 9
73 E = 69
74 l = 108
75 s = 115
76 e = 101
77 w = 119
78 h = 104
79 e = 101
80 r = 114
81 e = 101
82 = 9
83 C = 67
84 o = 111
85 u = 117
86 n = 110
87 t = 116
88 y = 121
89 = 9
90 X = 88
91 X = 88
92 1 = 49
93 = 32
94 @ = 64
95 A = 65
96 B = 66
97 = 9
98 0 = 48
99 1 = 49
100 2 = 50
101 3 = 51
102 4 = 52
103 = 32
104 5 = 53
105 6 = 54
106 7 = 55
107 8 = 56
108 9 = 57
109 0 = 48
110 = 9
111 b = 98
112 i = 105
113 l = 108
114 l = 108
115 . = 46
116 s = 115
117 m = 109
118 i = 105
119 t = 116
120 h = 104
121 @ = 64
122 u = 117
123 r = 114
124 l = 108
125 . = 46
126 c = 99
127 o = 111
128 m = 109
129 = 9
130 = 9
131 = 9
132 = 9
133 0 = 48
134 = 9
135 C = 67
136 o = 111
137 p = 112
138 y = 121
139 = 32
140 t = 116
141 a = 97
142 p = 112
143 e = 101
144 = 32
145 ( = 40
146 0 = 48
147 . = 46
148 2 = 50
149 5 = 53
150 = 0
151 = 0
152 = 0
153 = 0
154 = 0
155 = 0
156 = 0
157 = 0
158 = 0
159 = 0
160 = 0
161 = 0
162 = 0
163 = 0
164 = 0
165 = 0
166 = 0
167 = 0
168 = 0
169 = 0
170 = 0
171 = 0
172 = 0
173 = 0
174 = 0
175 = 0
176 = 0
177 = 0
178 = 0
179 = 0
180 = 0
181 = 0
182 = 0
183 = 0
184 = 0
185 = 0
186 = 0
187 = 0
188 = 0
189 = 0
190 = 0
191 = 0
192 = 0
193 = 0
194 = 0
195 = 0
196 = 0
197 = 0
198 = 0
199 = 0

~~~~~~~ end of reading program results ~~~~~~~~


The reading program was:

~~~~~~~ Reading program ~~~~~~~~~
<?php


## GET file URL from link and read data from file ###

$fileURL = $_GET['iyc'];

$fileURL = ($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "/Payment/phpfiles/") .
$fileURL;
$fh = fopen($fileURL, 'r') or die("<FONT COLOR=\"#CCFFFF\"><B>invoicer3
can't open file $fileURL</B></FONT>");
$txt = fread($fh, filesize($fileURL));
fclose($fh);

print $txt;
print "

";

$i=0;

while ($i<200)
{
print $i . " ";
print ($txt{$i}) . " = ";
print (ord($txt{$i}));
print "
";
$i++;
}


?>

~~~~~ end of reading program ~~~~~



--
~ Adrian Tuddenham ~
(Remove the ".invalid"s and add ".co.uk" to reply)
www.poppyrecords.co.uk
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