The difference between vbCrLf and New Line

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Hi @ all..

does anyone know what's the difference between vbCrLf and New Line ?

greetz me

Posted 11-Apr-12 1:05am

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OdeJong 11-Apr-12 7:31am

why you are going to see what's my question if you are not giving an answer? lol

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oke, thanks for your explanation

Posted 11-Apr-12 2:29am

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supriya29 · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-11T02:19:00

Solution 1

vbCrLf - A carriage return and line feed [Chr(13) + Chr(10)]

vbNewLine - A platform-specific new line character, either [Chr(13) + Chr(10)] or [Chr(13)]

Posted 11-Apr-12 2:19am

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NewPast 11-Apr-12 8:21am

In Windows file system they are the same

Dave Kreskowiak 11-Apr-12 9:43am

It's not filesystem (NTFS) specific. It is platform (Windows) specific. Newline and Carriage Return sequences can also apply to the console.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Dec-12 1:48am

You are probably missing the fact that .NET (more exactly CLR) works not on Windows, but on other platforms where new line is different. For consistency, never use CR LF explicitly.

—SA