Adding carriage return within a text file

[Claus Mygind]

I am creating a text file from an array. I need a specific format with blank lines inserted between lines of data. I need "0D 0A 0D 0A", but all I am getting is "0A 0A".

My app is run on a windows xP platform.

Here is how I store the data in the array

		array_push($cData, 	array(
			$aProject["Project_Name"],
			$aProject["Point_Page1_Depth"],
			$aProject["Water_Unit_Wt"],
			$aProject["Coeff_of_Consol_Factor"],
			$aProject["Name"],
			$aProject["Datum"]));

//note the empty cell which in my previous language gave me 0D 0A, but in php only generates 0A
		[B]array_push($cData, 	array(""));[/B]
		array_push($cData, 	array("**POINT"));

I steam out the data for download like this

			/*
			-------------------------------------------------------
			create handle for raw data file
			-------------------------------------------------------
			*/
			$rawData = "c:/temp/test.csv";

			/*
			-------------------------------------------------------
			look for file if found delete it because "into outfile" 
			will not overwrite existing file
			-------------------------------------------------------
			*/
			$fh = fopen($rawData, 'w') or die("can't open file");
			fclose($fh);
			unlink($rawData);

			/*
			-------------------------------------------------------
			open file using handle
			-------------------------------------------------------
			*/
			$fh = fopen($rawData, 'w') or die("can't open file");

			/*
			-------------------------------------------------------
			loop through main array $cData
			and write each sub-array data to file as a line of data
			then close input file.
			-------------------------------------------------------
			*/
			foreach ($cData as $fields) {
				fputcsv($fh, $fields);
			}
			
			fclose($fh);

			/*
			-------------------------------------------------------
			create handle for gInt file 
			-------------------------------------------------------
			*/
			$outputFileName = 'gINT_upload.txt';
			$fullOutputName = "c:/temp/".$outputFileName;

			/*
			-------------------------------------------------------
			look for exiting output file, if found delete it.
			-------------------------------------------------------
			*/
			$fh = fopen($fullOutputName, 'w') or die("can't open file");
			fclose($fh);
			unlink($fullOutputName);

			/* 
			-------------------------------------------------------
			create final output file 
			-------------------------------------------------------
			*/
			$fh = fopen($fullOutputName,"a+") or die("can't open file");

			/*
			-------------------------------------------------------
			write into output file
			-------------------------------------------------------
			*/
			fputs( $fh,rtrim(file_get_contents($rawData)) );

			/* 
			-------------------------------------------------------
			close output file 
			-------------------------------------------------------
			*/
			fclose($fh);

			/*
			-------------------------------------------------------
			force download request to open on client.
			-------------------------------------------------------
			*/
			if($result) {
				header('Pragma: public');
				header('Expires: 0');
				header('Cache-Control: must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0');
				header('Cache-Control: public');
				header('Content-Description: File Transfer');
				header('Content-Type: plain/text');
				header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename='.$outputFileName);
				header('Content-Transfer-Encoding: ascii');
				header('Content-Length: ' . filesize($fullOutputName));

				@readfile($fullOutputName);

[Claus Mygind]

I see my problem is "fputcsv($f h, $fields);" - this only adds 0a to the end of each line

whereas I can add 0a 0d with "fputs ($fh, "\r\n" );"

So the question becomes is there a way to add the "0d" with fputcsv?

The nice feature with fputcsv it it automatically adds delimiters around my text that contains commas.

[Claus Mygind]

Well fputs( $fh, "\r\n" ); is the way I got it to work.