Add data from a file without a newline

[Anon]

Hi,

I need to add some strings to two files in a Unix enviroment.

I have used the following working PHP code:

$fp=fopen($filename, "a+");
fwrite($fp,"$str\n");
fclose($fp);

It does exaclty what I need: go into a new line and adds the $str that I have setup.Then make a newline.

If things are ok for the first file they are not for the 2nd: in this one I will not that a new line is initializated fro the first record, I need only to add a space to previous word and then the string without going down one row, neither before, neither later.

For the last problem is only needed to delete the \n, but for the first ?

Is it possible ? How ?

Thank you.

Fabio

[Anon]

Simply leave out the /n from your code. if you write to the file, it doesn't take a new line automatically, it just does so because you left a new line the previous time.

[Anon]

it shoud, but it doesn't :-(

Now I am sure at 100% that there is no new line but it adds the newline before adding the string.

The same is happening also with the first file but in this case I need this.
Take note that it happens only for the first record added, all others are correctly added without the new line.

Is it a mistery ?

Thank you

[Anon]

Probably has something to do with opening the file for "a+". You will probably have to use separate read/write functions.