The literal string character in jscript to do a carriage return is '\r' or '\r\n'
One way to see this in action is to create an Annotation node in XSI, then type in some text with a return. The command history will show you the string value entered into the Annotation.text property, which will include the return character.
-Brad
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> From: michael malinowski <hejherbert(at)hotmail.com>
> Subject: very OT : jscript question
> Sent: 22 Jul '05 01:52
>
> Morning all. Appologies for such an off topic question, i am not part of a
> jscript mailing list (if you know a good one i would be greatful to be
> pointed to it).
>
> I have jscript write text on the fly in a text area on a webpage, its almost
> complete, but i cant work out how to make it recognise or make a new
> paragraph. Space's and characters are fine but i have no idea how to make
> jscript see an Enter/Return.
> Can anyone point me in the right direction?
>
> Cheers
> Mike
>
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> Mike Malinowski
> Character Rigger - Animal Logic
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