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<p>On 28.03.2022 22:43, Roman Haefeli wrote:<br>
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<pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap="">```
eins;
zwei;
drei, vier;
fuenf;
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[text size] returns 5. [2(-[text get] returns 'symbol drei'. The
message after that is accessed with [3(-[text get]. </pre>
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<p>Wow, you're right of course! *big facepalm* In all these years I
never realized that comma seperate messages count as seperate
"lines"!</p>
<p>The documentation of [text] only always speaks of "lines" and one
would think that "line" would mean, well, "line of text".<br>
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<p>From [text get]:</p>
<pre>"text get" reads the nth line from the named text and outputs it.</pre>
<p>From [text size]:</p>
<pre>"text size" reports the number of lines in the text or the length of a specified line.</pre>
<p>How am I supposed to know that</p>
<pre>1 2 3, a b c, foo bar baz;</pre>
<p>actually counts as 3 "lines"?<br>
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<p>I think a more proper term would be "message". I think the
documentation has to be improved. @porres to the rescue!! :-)</p>
<p>Christof<br>
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