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jkr,<br />
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&nbsp; Thanks for your answer and the note about duplicate question. '\r\n' is exactly what I need. Funny thing is that I tried to put 0x0A(LF) and 0x0D(CR) at the end and it didn't work. Is that the same as '\r\n'?<br />
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Nancy
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jkr,

  Thanks for your answer and the note about duplicate question. '\r\n' is exactly what I need. Funny thing is that I tried to put 0x0A(LF) and 0x0D(CR) at the end and it didn't work. Is that the same as '\r\n'?

Nancy

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Hello everyone,<br />
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&nbsp; I want to display multiple lines in a edit box at run time. <br />
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&nbsp; What I did was as follows:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;szNewLine.Format(&quot;%s\n%s&quot;,<wbr /> szPrevLine, szLine);<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;pEdit-&gt;SetWindowText(szNew<wbr />Line);<br />
&nbsp; Instead of seeing two lines inside the edit box as I expected, I saw one line with a CR separating two strings. How can I implement multiple lines at run time as if the user hits enter within a multiple-lined edit box?<br />
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&nbsp; Thanks.<br />
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Nancy<br />
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Hello everyone,

  I want to display multiple lines in a edit box at run time. 

  What I did was as follows:
   szNewLine.Format("%s\n%s", szPrevLine, szLine);
   pEdit->SetWindowText(szNewLine);
  Instead of seeing two lines inside the edit box as I expected, I saw one line with a CR separating two strings. How can I implement multiple lines at run time as if the user hits enter within a multiple-lined edit box?

  Thanks.

Nancy





How to display multiple lines in a edit box at runtime?

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