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how to add CRLF support for CSV file generated in unix
Helo,

my server side system is running on a redhat linux o.s.
I have c program on the server which export list file into CSV format. now,
I want that my program on server side is able to add support for
CRLF(carriage return Line feed)into csv file format. so how do i write C program whcih adds a CRLF support for csv file.

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Amit
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The simplest way is to add a line AFTER the output file has been closed.:
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system("ux2dos  withcrlf.csv > withcrlf.csv");
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Show server-side source
Without looking at the server-side code that exports the list file into CSV format it is not possible to say if it can be done.
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If you have the source, change all occurrences of \n to \r\n, maybe conditionally if you want that.
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