Damien RANNOU wrote:
> Yeah sorry about that, this was just a suggestion.
>
> I'm trying to fix it !
>
What about putting \n in the text that you are saving?
so that if you load the file into a text editor, you actually see \n
For example:
here is the first line\nhere is the second
What I am saying is that this is not a newline, but rather a human
readable \n combo of two characters that is interpreted as a new line.
Dick
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> Dick Hollenbeck a écrit :
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>> Damien RANNOU wrote:
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>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> My name is Damien RANNOU, I'm a hardware and software developer in a
>>> French company, and I use kicad since 3 years ago (I was using it in a
>>> french robotic association).
>>>
>>> I recently commited some modifications in eeschema and pcbnew, to be
>>> able to write multilines text. I found some bugs, that I'm trying to
>>> fix.
>>>
>> This sounds like you created a bug, not found a bug.
>>
>>
>>> The biggest one is that if you save a eeschema with a multiline
>>> Text, you will not be able to load it because file format doesn't
allow
>>> multiline text.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> It is good to know where you are going before you begin your trip.
>>
>> I agree that the file format cannot support your changes. But this is
>> an involved discussion that cannot be made by one person,
especially one
>> that just arrived. I suggest you look at all previous postings about
>> file formats.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Dick
>>
>>
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