if you write somwthing like:codecodecodecode.function(parrameter, parameter, parameter, parameter, etc );no problem. (Split sintactically the code!!)I think your problem is that you're writting literal big, enormous text strings, uh?something likeinfo ('texttexttexttexttext')or print
There is no special line continuation in x++,
x++ is like c and c++ in that it ignores white space, some time the
editor will show an error when you first break a line, but once you finish the
line out with a semicolon it should be good. The one place youll
have difficulty is long
Thanks Preston and Raul for your tips.
I've try it and it success :p.
Thanks again.
Joy
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In 3.0 you can also have
continous strings.
From developers handbook:
A new type of string literal has been added. Strings
that are prefixed with the '@' character may span multiple lines. Thus:
Str s = @This is
A multiline
String;
Regards,
Morten
From:
That's a weird syntax:
And if you do info(s) it will come out that way in the infolog:
This is
A multiline
String
I didn't know about that
one.
Thanks Morten!
Steeve...
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You can try in C style, too:
str strA;
;
strA = "My string is \
very lnnnggg\n !\
";print strA;
//result is:
My string is very lnnnggg
!
Regards,
Sonny Wibawa Adi
Steeve Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's a weird syntax: And if you do info(s) it will come out that way
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