Chr(10)

[sethindeed]

This is the expression I used in VB6 to emulate carriage return when setting the text property of a Textbox at runtime.

In .net, it does not seems to be understood by the textbox control.

I set to AllowReturn property to True, but the textbox won't still show the carriage return.

Is there a new syntax or something ?

 

thx

[sethindeed]

Chr (13) & Chr(10)

[divil]

You should use Environment.NewLine when you need to instead a newline in to a textbox or anything else. This keeps it platform independant.

[sethindeed]

Okay

Took note of it ;)

[Ariez]

Also new handy constants in .NET:

vbCrLf or vbNewLine = chr(13)+ Cher(10)

VbCr = Chr(13)

VbLf = Chr(10)

 

if u got msdn installed just check this link:

http://ms-help://MS.VSCC/MS.MSDNVS/vblr7/html/vamscMiscellaneousConstants.htm