New Line

[DaLiMan]

Hi, I know this is a very stupid question.

Especially because I know I read it somewhere in the manual, but.....

I CAN'T FIND IT ANYMORE.......

In v2 a new line was /n, but in v3 this has chanced.

Is there someone kind enough to tell me?

[Helge]

Example in MsgBox :

MsgBox(64, "title", "This is a line" & @LF & "This is the next line")

Good luck !

Edited May 4, 2004 by Helge

[DaLiMan]

Thanx !! ;-)

[scriptkitty]

I would use @CRLF if you get in the habit, you will save yourself some headaches later on when you use the data in other places.

/n was newline.

@LF is LineFeed

@CR is CarrigeReturn

@CRLF is dos/windows for a newline.

Mac uses @CR without the @LF, but doesn't mind @CRLF

Unix uses @LF without the @CR, but doesn't mind @CRLF

Dos/Win mess up if no @CRLF in some programs.

Just a good habit to get in to.

MsgBox(64, "title", "This is a line" & @CRLF & "This is the next line")

Edited May 4, 2004 by scriptkitty

[DaLiMan]

OK, I'll remember that....

Thanx