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  Mar 2 2006, 05:22
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I'm trying to put a two line comment in the comment field using the format value action. . How do I put a return carriage when using the format value action? I can't seem to put a return carraige using the forma value action. Thanks
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Mar 2 2006, 08:59
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 Moderator Group: Full Members Posts: 2275 Joined: 15-June 03 From: Bad Herrenalb Member No.: 496 Mp3tag Version: 2.55a |
No idea - the only thing that comes into my mind would be using something like §§ instead of the carriage return and then create an additional RexExp replace action that replaces §§ with \r\n.
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Mar 2 2006, 09:53
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Member Group: Full Members Posts: 8 Joined: 28-February 06 Member No.: 2816 Mp3tag Version: 2.35g |
Thanks, but that didn't work, it just replaced the special characters with the string \r\n . I even tried putting % arround it in the format value field and nothing got output. Any more ideas?
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Mar 2 2006, 09:56
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CODE Line1$char(13)$char(10)Line2 $char(13) is carriage return \r $char(10) is line feed \n -------------------- |
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Mar 2 2006, 10:55
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Member Group: Full Members Posts: 8 Joined: 28-February 06 Member No.: 2816 Mp3tag Version: 2.35g |
QUOTE (Florian @ Mar 2 2006, 01:56) CODE Line1$char(13)$char(10)Line2 $char(13) is carriage return \r $char(10) is line feed \n  Thank you very much! That worked perfectly! |
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