Shift+Return (U+2028 LINE SEPARATOR) will work in the middle of any field to force a new line.
But with the switch to xhtml dictionary view and associated css style sheet, U+2028 no longer works in Before/Between/After text. Instead use \A (or \a) in these environments. css interprets this as a LineFeed which accomplishes the same thing.
Ken
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Subject: [FLEx] FW 8.3 Line Separator no longer working
Hello,
Currently in our database we're using variants as a way to organize the various inflections of a verb. As below:
Yvlh-tvlh n kick, to
1s 'Vshlh-tvlh
2s 'Inlh-tvlh
3s Yvlh-tvlh
To make the conjugations appear below the headword we had traditionally inserted a LS (Line Separator) code
in the "Before" and "Between" (to make each successive conjugation move down a line) to make the dictionary view look how we wanted. However, after updating the LS code no longer does what we intend.
My question:
How are others making the variants (or anything, really) appear on a new line in this new version of Flex?
Thanks for any information!
Scott D. Sullivan
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Backslash (\) is an escape character that expects a hex value. \0290 will insert the code U+0290 (ʐ). \A is inserting U+000A LINE FEED. It will use any following hex characters (0-9,a-f) as part of the Unicode value. If you add a space or if it’s at the end of a string, it stops interpreting it as a value (and throws away the space). Any non-hex character also ends the sequence. So \ab will insert U+00AB («). \at will insert U+000A and ‘t’. \a b will insert U+000A and ‘b’.
If you follow these rules, it works fine in the Before, Between, and After fields.
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