When encoding, the EndOfLineType property allows you to specify the type of end-of-line delimiter (if any) to use for the encoded data being output.
Note: Use the MaxLineLength property to determine how many characters should be output between each end-of-line delimiter.
When encoding using the Quoted-Printable format, this property allows you to specify the end-of-line type that the source data uses, because in this case the library is unable to deduce the end-of-line type used. If you specify bltNone, the source file is assumed to be a binary file.
When decoding using the Quoted-Printable format, this property allows you to specify which type of end-of-line delimiter to output in the decoded file.
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| bltCrLf | Output or use both the CR (hex: 0x0D) and LF (hex: 0x0A) characters as an end-of-line delimiter. |
| bltLf | Output or use only the LF (hex:0x0A) character as an end-of-line delimiter. |
| bltCr | Output or use only the CR (hex:0x0D) character as an end-of-line delimiter. |
| bltNone | Do not output or use any end-of-line delimiter. (Invalid for the XceedUUEncodingFormat and XceedXXEncodingFormat objects. Also invalid for the XceedBinHexEncodingFormat object if the IncludeHeaderFooter property is set to True) |
bltCrLf
Decode, Encode, ProcessFile, ReadFile, WriteFile