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Article #6352Re: AnsiString and the LineFeed char
From: Heinrich Wolf
Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 05:17
Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 05:17
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Where do you enter the \n? They need to be interpreted by the compiler! Later, there is no interpretation. If you code a constant containing \n in your source text, this will be wrapped into two lines at the position of \n. If you create a text file containing \n, read it on run time and display it, or if you enter a text containing \n into an edit field, and display it, you will get the text "\n". If you need linefeeds here, you must write your own code to replace the \n by linefeeds. regards Heiner
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