Thanks for taking the time to look into this.
How do I get rid of all newline characters from a StringBuffer?
The file that i'm reading in looks something like this -
USER|SLACK|TRELLO|BINARY|YO!##!
1234|Joe|||10001!##!
3212|Test1|||10001!##!
2213|Tin Man||24|10001!##!
I tried to use replaceAll(pattern,closure) like shown below. But somehow cant quite get my head around it.
package carriageReturnRemove
class asdf {
static void main(def args){
String str = new File('C:/org.txt').getText()
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(str)
sb = sb.replaceAll(~'/n','')
}
}
The output basically needs to look like this -
USER|SLACK|TRELLO|BINARY|YO!##!1234|Joe|||10001!##!3212|Test1|||10001!##!2213|Tin Man||24|10001!##!
Where am I going wrong? Any help or pointers are greatly appreciated.
Cheers.
排队并加入他们
new File('C:/org.txt').readLines().join()
您也可以使用它。
new File("C:/org.txt").text.replaceAll("[\r\n]+","")
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