Egon Andersen wrote:
Hi,
I've sometime multiple lines of text in the statusbar.
Normally I achieve this by just inserting "\n" in the text-string.
This works fine on Linux, but recently I saw that on Windows I only get a single line and the line-break are shown as the square fallback character.
(I can't tell if it has ever been more than a 'one-liner' on windows.)
I find this behaviour a little strange as the same way of making multiple lines works for e.g. labels on both Linux and Windows.
Linux is using just '\n' (LF = 0xA) character for end of line, but MS Windows - '\r\n' (CR + LF = 0xD + 0xA) characters.
Guess, STL lib defines that in std::eol when you are using std::cout, std::cerr output streams.
-andrew
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