minnirok
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how to interpret a carriage return
Ok I have an XML file I'm reading through some XML library. It has got some tags like:
<something> Some text inside of here Some more text that belongs on a new line </something>
I get the string in my c++ app and I'm trying to render it now in a win32 multiline edit control.
I want to put a line break in that sentence, but store it in the XML file so when I render the string it comes out like:
Some text inside of here
Some more text that belongs on a new line
What do I need to put in the XML document for it to interpret the carriage return?
Thanks!
<something> Some text inside of here Some more text that belongs on a new line </something>
I get the string in my c++ app and I'm trying to render it now in a win32 multiline edit control.
I want to put a line break in that sentence, but store it in the XML file so when I render the string it comes out like:
Some text inside of here
Some more text that belongs on a new line
What do I need to put in the XML document for it to interpret the carriage return?
Thanks!
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Agreed, but I just need to put the breaks in for now,
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What if:
(1) The user switches the screen to 640x480 mode? Or 2048x 1760?
(2) They select "Use large fonts"
(3) They select "33 dpi" or "120 dpi".
(4) They change the default system font to 32-point Agamemnon-Italic?