Is there a way to embed newlines into the MSG output when using the -k option?
For example: MSG one%_two will print a newline between one and two if I don't use a -k. If I run: remind -k'xmessage %s' it just prints a space between one and two. I've tried various combinations of xmessage and echo but nothing seems to work. The closest I've gotten is to use embedded '\n' characters in the MSG string. For example: MSG one\\\ntwo with the command: remind -k"echo -e %s | xmessage -file -" will output a newline but it also prints an extraneous backslash. _______________________________________________ Remind-fans mailing list [email protected] http://lists.whatexit.org/mailman/listinfo/remind-fans
