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Hi All I'm experimenting with tables generated by microsoft excel, i copy and paste right into my keil compiler to use in an array, the problem is I get the table pasted with <CR> separator, is there a way to replace this carriage return by a comma so that I can paste the table right into my array, saving me alot of time since my tables are quite large? Regards Mahmood
:1,$s/^V^M/,/g Actually, I said that just for the line noise factor. I don't even use vi. Check your editor documentation. It's bound to have a global search-and-replace function. And if it's at all a decent editor, it has a way to let you specify non-printable characters like the CR (or CR LF). If your editor doesn't have such a feature, get another editor! You could also run the file through a tool like awk (or sed or perl) to reformat it before pasting it into your C source.
One easy solution posted out by Mr Karas on the 8052 form. http://www.8052.com/forum/read.phtml?id=58423 Thanx