CHR() or CHAR() function in configurator code?

Epicor ERP 10
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Trying to dynamically build the PartDescription in a configurator. In V8 I’d use the string “~n”, but that’s obvious Progress code.

Is there a CHR() or CHAR() like function? Such that CHR(9) = TAB, CHR(10) = LF, etc …

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Did you google it?

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I don’t even know what language the configurator code is in. C Sharp?

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There probably is but I use: System.Environment.NewLine
Because it’s long, I would assign it to a variable.
String nl = System.Environment.NewLine;

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I was going to mention looking at the System.Environment namespace as well:

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I’ve used “\n” for newline type of results…
i.e.
partDESC = partDESC + “\n” + Inputs.cmbXXX.Value;