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[Scirocco]

Hello again,

So I am giving my program a UI (windows forms), and part of the UI outputs the contents of a .txt file for the user to read.

foreach (Error errorFind in errorList)

            {                

                rtbFile.AppendText("Record #: " + errorFind.Number.ToString());                

                rtbFile.AppendText("Date: "+ errorFind.Date);

                rtbFile.AppendText("Time: " + errorFind.Time);              

                rtbFile.AppendText("Priority: " + errorFind.Priority.ToString());                

                rtbFile.AppendText("Description: " + errorFind.Description);

            }

The output works great, but since this is my first time outputting text to anything other than the Console, i assume that it hits enter each time. It doesn't :cursing:

As you can guess, it just outputs it in one line, only wrapping because it reaches the edge of my box. How can i get the program to create a new line (IE: hit enter). MSDN doesnt seem to be helping me with this...

Thanks! :)

[gregwarner]

You have to append Environment.NewLine manually to the end of a line.

Example:

rtbFile.AppendText("Record #: " + errorFind.Number.ToString() + Environment.NewLine);

[Scirocco]

Thanks! That's all i needed to know :D