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Hi!
Am 25.02.2005 um 03:59 schrieb Ales Hvezda:
The question is: are they legitimate, documented, desired, or should we add some checks to avoid them?
I don't think we should do anything to disallow them. If a user wants to edit a multi-line attribute (something that is slightly more unusual), then they should just edit them via Edit/Text...
What about converting the newlines into \n and editing the string in a single line? It should not be too much to change and at the same te be sufficient to support people using multi line attributes.
73, Mario
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