Answer by Zecc for Why this simple program leads to different carriage...
Like it's been said, you should switch from using println(String) to print(String) or printf(String, ...) Check out the documentation for println(String) (emphasis mine): Prints a String and then...
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Different operating systems use different newline conventions: On Windows, newlines are CR+LF; On Unix, newlines are LF. (If you're curious, there's more.). If you need the output files to be...
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Use writer.print(str + "\n"); instead of writer.println(str);
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If I run this simple program on Windows 7 and then on AIX (Unix system) and compare the two generated files using a tool such as Winmerge or Compare It, it tells me that the Carriage Return and Line...
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