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Reportlab - how to introduce line break if the paragraph is too long for a line

I have a list of text to be added to a reportlab frame style = getSampleStyleSheet()['Normal'] style.wordWrap = 'LTR' style.…

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BufferedWriter is not writing a new line in a file for a String having "\n" added to it

I was trying some stuff in Swing (Java), but getting very strange results. I am getting a String from JTextArea.…

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Using gsub to replace a particular character with a newline (Ruby, Rails console)

Annoying problem. I am trying to replace all semicolon characters in my Model's description field with newline characters (\n). The …

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C++ ifstream not reading \n?

I'm doing a project for school, and i have to read a file, and do stuff with it. that isnt …

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Java FileWriter - Append Line of Text File

I have a button in a GUI, and when the button is pressed the user has the ability to add …

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How can I get a string from input without including a newline using fgets?

I'm trying to write an inputted string elsewhere and do not know how to do away with the new line …

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What the best way to get paragraphs in a WPF textblock? (newline chars?)

I have some text which has "\r\n" newline markers. I would like to have the newlines in a WPF …

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What is the most portable/cross-platform way to represent a newline in go/golang?

Currently, to represent a newline in go programs, I use \n. For example: package main import "fmt" func main() { fmt.…

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How to Put Newline Characters in Substitutions of Regular Expressions of GVim

I use GVim on Windows 7. I want to learn how to put newline characters by using regex substitutions. To do …

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Difference between "endl" and "\n"

Possible Duplicate: C++: “std::endl” vs “\n” I'm wondering if there is any significant difference between these two ways to …

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