I don't think you can do this - the value of a text box (multiline or
not) is one long string. I'd be tempted to use a ListBox, which allows
for manipulation of individual items.
I suppose you could split the string in the text box using the \r\n
characters for a carriage return\newline, and delete the correct part -
but a ListBox would be a much more efficient solution.
All you have to do is know where the line start and how big it's
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