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How to create lines in strings? [closed]

Asked by

BSIncorporated 640

9 years ago

I wanted to know how if possible I could add another line to a string, like as follows:

String  = "BSIncorporated has
killed Bluemonkey132"

Just an example

Try ( )? lucas4114 607 — 9y

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2 answers

Answered by

Merely 2122

9 years ago

String  = "BSIncorporated has \n killed Bluemonkey132"

You can also use Brackets to do this as well. TheeDeathCaster 2368 — 9y

Answered by

User#11893 186

9 years ago

Lua supports the following methods for creating string literals:

s = "Double quotation, \n Next Line"
s = 'Single quote, \n Next Line'
s = [[ Multi line
string, carries across editor new lines]]
s = [==[ You can also nest these like this, and [[ this won't]] end
The string]==]
s = [=====[As long as you match up the number of
= signs
between the brackets, it will work.]=====]

Wth is up with the points... dyler3 1510 — 9y