Is there a way to insert a newline character in an echo statement? like echo “first\nsecond”?
More specifically if I want to use hwatermark to label a render, how can I insert a newline character in the message?
this:
unix hwatermark -x 4 10 -m “test\ntest” `chs(“vm_picture”)` `chs(“vm_picture”)` $HFS/houdini/fonts_texture/Fixed-Bold.24
does not work, and just prints the literal string. Maybe if I do an echo -e and wrap that in the message? seems complicated and messy, and hopefully there is a simple newline syntax for this situation.
thanks!
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newline character hscript
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I was first looking for the answer to that too, but just came across the answer: As soon as you go into the expression editor (Alt+E) and hit enter there to create a new line it inserts this specific paragraph character: (This forum also evaluates it as a new char, but it then prints it in the hscript expression.
The parameter had to be turned into an expression by a keyframe first (green bg) and then the “Paragraph” Symbol inbewteen quotes.
The parameter had to be turned into an expression by a keyframe first (green bg) and then the “Paragraph” Symbol inbewteen quotes.
Edited by martin-egger - Nov. 20, 2020 09:16:52
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