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Add escape sequence \n (line feed) #9

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SicroAtGit opened this issue Sep 5, 2021 · 1 comment
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Add escape sequence \n (line feed) #9

SicroAtGit opened this issue Sep 5, 2021 · 1 comment
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SicroAtGit commented Sep 5, 2021 •
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Matches the line feed character.
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Add escape sequence \n (line feed)
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Matches the line feed.

In PureBasic this means:

- `Chr(10)`, `#LF`

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Add escape sequence \n (line feed)
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Matches the line feed.

In PureBasic this means:

- `Chr(10)`, `#LF$`

Close #9
SicroAtGit added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 31, 2021
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Add escape sequence \n (line feed)
9c26de8 
Matches the line feed.

In PureBasic this means:

- `Chr(10)`, `#LF$`

Close #9
@SicroAtGit SicroAtGit changed the title Add escape sequence \n (line feed) Add escape sequence \n (new line) Jan 2, 2022
@SicroAtGit SicroAtGit changed the title Add escape sequence \n (new line) Add escape sequence \n (line feed) Jan 4, 2022
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SicroAtGit commented Jan 4, 2022 •
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I'll stick with "line feed" now, although I many times reading "new line" when \n is described in documentations, but with "line feed" it's clear which character is meant.

If I describe \n as "new line", it could also mean that it would be the native new line sequence of the current operating system (see).

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