Multi line text strings

[Gary M. Catlin]

Hello,

I am looking to implement new lines within a text string to simulate
separate paragraphs.

In the code below, I am defining a local table structure with two
columns; Control and CM.

#set ($RecCMs = [])

#set ($rec = { 'Control' : "Control1", 'CM' : "MyText1"}) #set ($n =
$RecCMs.add($rec))
#set ($rec = { 'Control' : "Control2", 'CM' : "Mytext2"}) #set ($n =
$RecCMs.add($rec))

I would like to replace the value of "MyText1" with a multi line string,
such as the following:

1. Do this
2. Do that
3. Do the other

Eventually, I would like the entire content of $RecCMs.CM to be
displayed in a table.

...
<td>$RecCMs.CM</td>
...

How do I go about defining the text string so that "new lines" are observed?


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[Nathan Bubna]

#set ($rec = { 'Control' : "Control1", 'CM' : "1. Do this
2. Do that
3. Do the other"})

Or, using the EscapeTool, you could do:

#set ($rec = { 'Control' : "Control1", 'CM' : "1. Do this${esc.n}2. Do
that${esc.n}3. Do the other"})

On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 5:39 PM, Gary M. Catlin <gcatlin78@...> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am looking to implement new lines within a text string to simulate
> separate paragraphs.
>
> In the code below, I am defining a local table structure with two columns;
> Control and CM.
>
> #set ($RecCMs = [])
>
> #set ($rec = { 'Control' : "Control1", 'CM' : "MyText1"}) #set ($n =
> $RecCMs.add($rec))
> #set ($rec = { 'Control' : "Control2", 'CM' : "Mytext2"}) #set ($n =
> $RecCMs.add($rec))
>
> I would like to replace the value of "MyText1" with a multi line string,
> such as the following:
>
> 1. Do this
> 2. Do that
> 3. Do the other
>
> Eventually, I would like the entire content of $RecCMs.CM to be displayed in
> a table.
>
> ...
> <td>$RecCMs.CM</td>
> ...
>
> How do I go about defining the text string so that "new lines" are observed?
>
>
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[Gary M. Catlin]

Thank you, Nathan. That first example did the trick.

Gary Catlin

Nathan Bubna wrote:

> #set ($rec = { 'Control' : "Control1", 'CM' : "1. Do this
> 2. Do that
> 3. Do the other"})
>
> Or, using the EscapeTool, you could do:
>
> #set ($rec = { 'Control' : "Control1", 'CM' : "1. Do this${esc.n}2. Do
> that${esc.n}3. Do the other"})
>
> On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 5:39 PM, Gary M. Catlin <gcatlin78@...> wrote:
>  
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am looking to implement new lines within a text string to simulate
>> separate paragraphs.
>>
>> In the code below, I am defining a local table structure with two columns;
>> Control and CM.
>>
>> #set ($RecCMs = [])
>>
>> #set ($rec = { 'Control' : "Control1", 'CM' : "MyText1"}) #set ($n =
>> $RecCMs.add($rec))
>> #set ($rec = { 'Control' : "Control2", 'CM' : "Mytext2"}) #set ($n =
>> $RecCMs.add($rec))
>>
>> I would like to replace the value of "MyText1" with a multi line string,
>> such as the following:
>>
>> 1. Do this
>> 2. Do that
>> 3. Do the other
>>
>> Eventually, I would like the entire content of $RecCMs.CM to be displayed in
>> a table.
>>
>> ...
>> <td>$RecCMs.CM</td>
>> ...
>>
>> How do I go about defining the text string so that "new lines" are observed?
>>
>>
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