Thank you for taking all the time to enhance the scripts even if this 
includes some hair pulling hours!

I didn't know of the multi-line trick, I use log extensively to manage 
lists with append, remove and unique flags.
In a form I can do a combination of select and text field: pulling a list 
as selects and add a new keyword to that list with log - very nice.

There is only one single advantage of log. It allows to manage lists with 
just values (no keys). I cannot do that with vars.

Therefore, I can live without multiline support (for chunks of formatted 
text I can use vars or create a new page).
But I would miss the opportunity to provide my kind of delimiter.

Greetings, Martin

Am Dienstag, 18. Februar 2014 13:59:04 UTC+1 schrieb Dan:
>
> Ok, decided to post this as another topic. Looking at the log function, I 
> see we have it trying to do a lot of things.
>
> First, it is designed to allow any kind of delimiter (not just "\n"). 
> Second, it allows you to log multiple lines with a trick like: 
>  content=line1\nline2 (and it replace '\n' with "\n").
>
> Both of these really complicate things. Does anyone use either?
>
> Part of my goal for 4.xx was to strip out features that added more 
> complexity than power and these both seem just like that. The first seems 
> like something that could be handled more effectively with some custom 
> code. And the second could be better served by using content=line1<br>line2 
> (which I actually use a fair bit). This retains full use of the flags.
>
> I'm thinking about stripping both of these out and streamlining the code. 
> It is way more complex than it needs to be. And I really like the idea of 
> being consistent with a concept--logs are appended lines. Data vars are 
> data vars. Info vars are info vars. etc. 
>
> But thought I would solicit input first...
>
> Cheers,
> Dan
>

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