in VB.NET you can do
sb = New StringBuilder(" Hello")
sb.Append(vbCrL f)
What is the C# analogy to vbCrLf ?
8  13045 
System.Environm ent.NewLine
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news:%2******** ********@tk2msf tngp13.phx.gbl. .. in VB.NET you can do
sb = New StringBuilder(" Hello")
sb.Append(vbCrL f)
What is the C# analogy to vbCrLf ?
System.Environm ent.NewLine
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news:%2******** ********@tk2msf tngp13.phx.gbl. .. in VB.NET you can do
sb = New StringBuilder(" Hello")
sb.Append(vbCrL f)
What is the C# analogy to vbCrLf ?
J.S. <js*@nospam.com > wrote: System.Environm ent.NewLine
No, that's not the equivalent to vbCrLf. "\r\n" is the equivalent to
vbCrLf. Environment.New Line is whatever the normal new line is *for the
platform you're running on* - on platforms other than Windows, it may
well not be "\r\n".
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J.S. <js*@nospam.com > wrote: System.Environm ent.NewLine
No, that's not the equivalent to vbCrLf. "\r\n" is the equivalent to
vbCrLf. Environment.New Line is whatever the normal new line is *for the
platform you're running on* - on platforms other than Windows, it may
well not be "\r\n".
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Just a note too that \r is carriage return and \n is line feed, so if all
you want is line feed then \n is enough. When printing to the old style
printers you can simply go down a line with the \n.
Also, note that Apple performs both a carriage return and a line feed when
you do a \n by itself, where as Microsoft requires both.
JIM
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No, that's not the equivalent to vbCrLf. "\r\n" is the equivalent to
vbCrLf. Environment.New Line is whatever the normal new line is *for the
platform you're running on* - on platforms other than Windows, it may
well not be "\r\n".
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Just a note too that \r is carriage return and \n is line feed, so if all
you want is line feed then \n is enough. When printing to the old style
printers you can simply go down a line with the \n.
Also, note that Apple performs both a carriage return and a line feed when
you do a \n by itself, where as Microsoft requires both.
JIM
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No, that's not the equivalent to vbCrLf. "\r\n" is the equivalent to
vbCrLf. Environment.New Line is whatever the normal new line is *for the
platform you're running on* - on platforms other than Windows, it may
well not be "\r\n".
--
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