"\n" = newline?

[DasGen]

In mycode i fill my var with strings and the strings seperated by a new line (its for a config i/o) but the \n doesnt count for a new lien in the string anymore

[Xephael]

Originally posted by DasGen:

In mycode i fill my var with strings and the strings seperated by a new line (its for a config i/o) but the \n doesnt count for a new lien in the string anymore

"\n" no longer makes a new line in a file, though it still will in a print() statement. For files you must use char(10) instead now.

[DasGen]

thanks

[DasGen]

 ccont = "[-----VAR NAME=VALUE-----]" + char(10)
		ccont = ccont + char(10) + "dumbServer=IP:PORT:USER:PASS"
		ccont = ccont + char(10) + "metaxploit="+searchMeta()
		ccont = ccont + char(10) + "crypto="+searchCrypto()

still writes everything in 1 line

[Xephael]

Originally posted by DasGen:

 ccont = "[-----VAR NAME=VALUE-----]" + char(10)
		ccont = ccont + char(10) + "dumbServer=IP:PORT:USER:PASS"
		ccont = ccont + char(10) + "metaxploit="+searchMeta()
		ccont = ccont + char(10) + "crypto="+searchCrypto()

still writes everything in 1 line

that would suggest you're using an old version of your script by mistake

[DasGen]

it's a script from and older version yes, everything works very well but the Config because of this error.

how can I solve it?

[Xephael]

Originally posted by DasGen:

it's a script from and older version yes, everything works very well but the Config because of this error.

how can I solve it?

No, I mean you've accidentally didn't compile the new version using char(10) properly. The code you posted would correctly create multiple lines.

[DasGen]

if I wrote the code to a library file and using it by another program via import code
do I have to recompile the other program aswell

[Xephael]

Originally posted by DasGen:

if I wrote the code to a library file and using it by another program via import code
do I have to recompile the other program aswell

yes import_code happens at compile time not runtime