Hi,
On Thu, February 7, 2019 3:51 pm, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
>
> I'm slowly learning Scheme. I general a <LF> is a decimal 10 or 0x0A in
> the ASCII collating sequence. In the Nix world you can use an \n to
> represent it.
This wont help because it's being parsed by an HTML parser.
> Try changing: "For Period Covering %s to %s"
>
> To: "\nFor Period Covering %s to %s"
This will break the translation. You don't want to modify a (_ ...) string.
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-derek
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