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removing spaces at the end file type: binary

Former Member

‎2008 Jan 20 10:24 AM

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how to remove spaces at the end of the output if the file type is binary ( not string )?

how to remove spaces at the end of the output if the file type is binary ( not string )?

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Former Member

‎2008 Jan 20 2:13 PM

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Hi there,

you can look for the ascii chart, find out what is the binary number for the space, and than delete that. I found that the space character represents by decimal 32 (0010 0000 ---> in binary). Perhaps this will help.

thanks.

Decimal->Octal->Hex>Character->Description

32--

>40
>20->SPC----

>space

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Private_Member_149907
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In response to Former Member

‎2008 Mar 26 7:05 PM

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We are having a similar problem with .txt files. It is a fixed length file; and the last field at the end of the file is 3 characters. When you arrow over to the 4th caharacter it drops down to the next line. Is there anyway to stop it from dropping down to that next blank line.

I would appreciate any comments or suggestions on this.

Thanks,

Mark