frank desben

I want to store text in the [text] object. But after every entry a space " " is created.

I si t possible to write into the text without spaces?

E.g. if I send these three messages to [text]

"1" "2" "3"I would like to get "123" instead if "1 2 3 "

Dear all,
I want to store text in the [text] object. But after every entry a space " " is created.
I si t possible to write into the text without spaces?

E.g. if I send these three messages to [text]
"1" "2" "3"I would like to get "123" instead if "1 2 3 "

Dear all,
I want to store text in the [text] object. But after every entry a space " " is created.
I si t possible to write into the text wi

write-to-text-without-spaces

you could collect the text before sending it to text object,

remove spaces, and then send all chars to text object.

you could collect the text before sending it to text object,
remove spaces, and then send all chars to text object.


but it's really a lot of text, like a few hundred lines. Too much to store in a message...

yes, that's true,
but it's really a lot of text, like a few hundred lines. Too much to store in a message...

thanks! but this would not get rid of the last "space" in the document right?

why don't you use some text processing binary to remove spaces after

tr -d ' ' < input_file.txt > output_file.txt

why don't you use some text processing binary to remove spaces after
storing the text document ?
sed, awk, tr ...
like :
tr -d ' ' < input_file.txt > output_file.txt


write to [text] without spaces