"\n" for small basic

Question

You know how in like c# and other codes in strings you have "Hi!\nIm new" where \n goes to the next line
I was Wondering if there is something similar on small basic?

Thanks,
Coder

;)

Answer 1

You can use"
CRLF=Text.GetCharacter(13)+Text.GetCharacter(10) ''Carriage return Line feed
TextWindow.WriteLine("Hi"+CRLF+"I'm new")

Or you can use
TextWindow.WriteLine("Hi")
TextWindow.WriteLine("(I'm new")

Answer 2

In Small visual Basic, you can use Text.NewLine Or Chars.CrLf to represent the new line.
You can also use the Text.Format to easily concatenate strings, such as:

   TextBox1.Text = Text.Format(  
      "line1[1]line2[1]line3",  
      Chars.CrLf  
   )  

Where [1] will be replaced with Chars.CrLf. The reason of using the indexer [1], is that you can use an array of values, such as:

   TextBox1.Text = Text.Format(  
      "Name: [2].[1]Age: [3].",  
      {Chars.CrLf, "Adam", 15}  
   )  

Also, you can use TextBox1.AppendLine directly:

   TextBox1.AppendLine ("Name: Adam.")  
   TextBox1.AppendLine ("Age: 15.")