Formatting string with end of line

[alfred]

Hi everyone, I have a problem. I have create a string (its name is
book) and i want to insert the books with this text formatting:
First book
Second book
third book
ecc....

with the end of line at the end of the string so if i want to write
into a file XML this is the style that i want to do. In my program the
XML is:
First book Second book third
book ecc....

How can i do this?

Thank you

 

[Guest]

Hi everyone, I have a problem. I have create a string (its name is
book) and i want to insert the books with this text formatting:
First book
Second book
third book
ecc....

with the end of line at the end of the string so if i want to write
into a file XML this is the style that i want to do. In my program the
XML is:
First book Second book third
book ecc....

How can i do this?

Thank you

you need to insert carriage return line feed into string.

If you use VB you can use this constant: vbCrLf

"First book" & vbCrLf & "Second book"....

If you use C#: "\n\r"

"First book" + "\n\r" + "Second book"....

 

[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?G=F6ran_Andersson?=]

you need to insert carriage return line feed into string.

If you use VB you can use this constant: vbCrLf

"First book" & vbCrLf & "Second book"....

Use the value in Environment.NewLine. That is programming language
independent and system independent.

"First book" & Environment.NewLine & "Second book"

If you use C#: "\n\r"

That is a line feed and a carrege return. It should be "\r\n". That is
wnat Environment.NewLine contains for an non-unix system. But
Evironment.Newline works for any system.

 

[Guest]

Use the value in Environment.NewLine. That is programming language
independent and system independent.

you're right, do \r\n instead

regarding Environment.NewLine: I don't see any sense to be language
independent in his case. And in general, using Environment.NewLine in
ASP.net could be the cause of problems with different kind of clients
as it represents a server value.

 

[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?G=F6ran_Andersson?=]

you're right, do \r\n instead

regarding Environment.NewLine: I don't see any sense to be language
independent in his case. And in general, using Environment.NewLine in
ASP.net could be the cause of problems with different kind of clients
as it represents a server value.

Yes, you are right, Environment.NewLine represents a line break on the
server system, so that might not always be what's desired.

On the other hand, there isn't really anything in this question (besides
where it's posted) that suggests that it has anything to do with the web
at all.