add new line in tool's Description

add new line in tool's Description

jagostinho74
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add new line in tool's Description

jagostinho74
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Hello,

 

Is there a way to add a new line to a tool's description when edited in the CUI Properties?

the "\n" is not working.

 

Thanks in advance

 

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pbejse
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try "\r" 

 

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jagostinho74
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\r does not work either 😞

new line.png

 
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hak_vz
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Actually try  both \r\n since on Windows this is the standard line break  (CR LF)

Since lately Unicode is used you may try also to use:

U+000A 

U+000D 

or CR+LF: CR (U+000D) followed by LF (U+000A)

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jagostinho74
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None of them seem to work, @hak_vz . Or I might be typing them wrong in the Description field.

 

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ВeekeeCZ
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At first - prove yourself that this is even possible - find ANY of the current tools that is using paragraphs in description. 

If negative, just use multiple spaces "                                   " without quotes. The width of tooltips is fixed, so there should be no issue.

Seems to me that you're ghost hunting.

 

 

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jagostinho74
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Very good point @ВeekeeCZ .

 

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pbejse
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Another Workaround:

What I did is type the description in Excel using Alt+Enter for new line, copy the contents, paste it on the "Description", remove the leading and trailing quotation [ " ].

 

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Result:

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I'm sure someone from this forum will find the correct ascii or escape code for ALT+Enter, then everything will be fine and dandy.