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Bug #24059 fputs($datei,"\n"); don't go in a new line
Submitted: 2003-06-06 08:40 UTC Modified: 2003-06-07 04:46 UTC
From: michael dot hofinger at utanet dot at Assigned:
Status: Not a bug Package: Filesystem function related
PHP Version: 4.3.2 OS: Windows XP SP1 German
Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2003-06-06 08:40 UTC] michael dot hofinger at utanet dot at 
example:
<?php
	$dateiname = "clients.txt";
	
	$datei=fopen($dateiname,"a");
	fputs($datei,"hello");
	fputs($datei,"\t"); // tab OK!
	fputs($datei,"test");
	fputs($datei,"\n"); // new line NOT OK!
	fputs($datei,"hello");
	
	fclose($datei);
?>

the script work with PHP 4.3.0 without problems!
(i use the php.ini from php 4.3.0 although in 4.3.2)

Apache 1.3.27
php as module

mfg
Mike

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 [2003-06-06 09:57 UTC] wez@php.net 
Starting with PHP 4.3.2, the default mode for all fopen()d files is binary mode to match CLI and CGI versions of PHP, and also the default behaviour of PHP on other platforms.

You can use the 't' mode to explicitly open files in text mode like this:

$datei = fopen($dateiname, 'at');
 [2003-06-07 04:42 UTC] michael dot hofinger at utanet dot at 
It works. :-)

Thank you for your help!!
 [2003-06-07 04:46 UTC] sniper@php.net 
Not bug -> bogus.
 
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