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问题 I’ve been trying to solve this problem for a while now to no avail. I have some text in iTextSharp I’m trying to put on a newline. I’ve tried using the \n escape character, Environment.NewLine , and document.Add(new Phrase(Environment.NewLine)) without any success. So is there a way to do this? Here is the piece of my code I’m trying to do it in (note the lines commented with //Doesn't work ): //Open the reader PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(oldFile); Rectangle size = reader

问题 I’ve been trying to solve this problem for a while now to no avail. I have some text in iTextSharp I’m trying to put on a newline. I’ve tried using the \n escape character, Environment.NewLine , and document.Add(new Phrase(Environment.NewLine)) without any success. So is there a way to do this? Here is the piece of my code I’m trying to do it in (note the lines commented with //Doesn't work ): //Open the reader PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(oldFile); Rectangle size = reader

问题 This question already has answers here : What are the rules of automatic stdout buffer flushing in C? (5 answers) Closed 2 months ago . Does the printf() function in C need a \n at the end in order to work ? I tried printing out a simple statement without a newline at the end and it didn't work. Thanks. 回答1: The likely reason is a line buffered stdout , (this is implementation defined so I can't be 100% sure). In these implementations the content written to the buffer won't immediately be

问题 This question already has answers here : What are the rules of automatic stdout buffer flushing in C? (5 answers) Closed 2 months ago . Does the printf() function in C need a \n at the end in order to work ? I tried printing out a simple statement without a newline at the end and it didn't work. Thanks. 回答1: The likely reason is a line buffered stdout , (this is implementation defined so I can't be 100% sure). In these implementations the content written to the buffer won't immediately be

问题 This question already has answers here : What are the rules of automatic stdout buffer flushing in C? (5 answers) Closed 2 months ago . Does the printf() function in C need a \n at the end in order to work ? I tried printing out a simple statement without a newline at the end and it didn't work. Thanks. 回答1: The likely reason is a line buffered stdout , (this is implementation defined so I can't be 100% sure). In these implementations the content written to the buffer won't immediately be

问题 I want to load a file template into a variable, modify data within the variable and output the modified template to a new location from the variable. The issue is that PowerShell is removing newlines from my template. The input file (template file) has Unix line endings which are also required for output since the recipient of the modified version is a Unix-based system. I have the following code which results into a concatted one-liner: [String] $replacement = "Foo Bar" [String] $template =

问题 I want to load a file template into a variable, modify data within the variable and output the modified template to a new location from the variable. The issue is that PowerShell is removing newlines from my template. The input file (template file) has Unix line endings which are also required for output since the recipient of the modified version is a Unix-based system. I have the following code which results into a concatted one-liner: [String] $replacement = "Foo Bar" [String] $template =

问题 I'm trying to make a batch file from CMD with the following commands: Convert file to base 64 - using certutil command this is how the contents of the base 64 looks like (B64.txt): Trim the base 64 - basically, I want to remove -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- and -----END CERTIFICATE----- this part is done , the only thing left is trim the newline characters to make a one liner of base64, because I will be passing this to a request payload. This is what I did so far: @ECHO OFF cd /filePath

问题 I have been comparing hash values between multiple systems and was surprised to find that PowerShells hash values are different than that of other terminals. Linux terminals (CygWin, Bash for Windows, etc.) and Windows Command Prompt are all showing the same hash where as PowerShell is showing a different hash value. This was tested using SHA256 but found the same issue when using other algorithms like md5. Encoding Update: Tried changing the PShell encoding but it did not have any effect on

问题 I have been comparing hash values between multiple systems and was surprised to find that PowerShells hash values are different than that of other terminals. Linux terminals (CygWin, Bash for Windows, etc.) and Windows Command Prompt are all showing the same hash where as PowerShell is showing a different hash value. This was tested using SHA256 but found the same issue when using other algorithms like md5. Encoding Update: Tried changing the PShell encoding but it did not have any effect on