Programmer's WorkBench (pwb.hlp) (Table of Contents; Topic list)
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Newline Function
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     Newline («newline»)
          Moves the cursor to a new line.
 
          If the Softcr switch is set to Yes, PWB automatically indents
          to an appropriate position based on the type of file you are
          editing.
          See: Softcr
 
     Meta Newline («meta» «newline»)
          Moves the cursor to column 1 of the next line.
 
     Returns
 
     Newline always returns true.
 
     Update
 
     In PWB 1.x, PWB performs special automatic indentation for C
     files. In PWB 2.00, language-specific automatic indentation is
     handled by language extensions if the feature is enabled.
     Otherwise, PWB uses its default indentation rules.
     See: Softcr
 
     See
 
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