new line

[Hrvoje Voda]

name += function.Name + " ";

How to write this code but with exception to put a function.Name into a new
line ?



I want to get a string name into a list like this:

Function 1

Function 2

....



Hrcko

 

[Nassos]

Hi Hrvoje,
try this
name += function.Name + "\r\n";
this will give a function name for every row
Function 1
Function 2
if you want a line space between functions then
name += function.Name + "\r\n\r\n";
Hope that helps.

 

[Michael Voss]

Hi Hrvoje,
try this
name += function.Name + "\r\n";

Instead of "\r\n", you might want to use Environment.NewLine:

name += function.Name + Environment.NewLine;

[...snip...]

 

[Hrvoje Voda]

I tried this. It doesn't work.

Hi Hrvoje,
try this
name += function.Name + "\r\n";
this will give a function name for every row
Function 1
Function 2
if you want a line space between functions then
name += function.Name + "\r\n\r\n";
Hope that helps.

 

[Michael Voss]

I tried this. It doesn't work.

Works fine for me. Maybe you could try it the other way round:

name += Environment.NewLine + function.Name;

 

[Hrvoje Voda]

It only works when I use a textbox control.
IN comboBox and in listBox it's all in one line.

 

[Michael Voss]

It only works when I use a textbox control.
IN comboBox and in listBox it's all in one line.

[...snip...]

Sorry, I guess we misunderstood what you wanted. I undestood you asked about
creating a string, obviously you wanted to insert rows into a listbox.

So you will have to insert a new item into your box for each item you want
to show like that:

foreach(object item in myItems)
{
mylistbox.Items.Add(object.ToString)
}