Mister C Major
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Hey Everyone,
I'm sure that it is extremely possible to put in escape characters such as \n - newline and \t - tab. However, when I put in the escape characters in the Sprintf function (the Ruby counterpart of printf in C), RMVX can not recognize the character and replaces it with a question mark inside of a square. An example can be found below.
string = sprintf("string\nanother string")
Output should be
string
another string.
Any help would be appreciated.
Mister C Major
I'm sure that it is extremely possible to put in escape characters such as \n - newline and \t - tab. However, when I put in the escape characters in the Sprintf function (the Ruby counterpart of printf in C), RMVX can not recognize the character and replaces it with a question mark inside of a square. An example can be found below.
string = sprintf("string\nanother string")
Output should be
string
another string.
Any help would be appreciated.
Mister C Major