How I give Break In Long String

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string longString =
     "Weather Information " +
     "GEO Potentail Height (Gpm) : " + weatherinfo[0] +
     "Pressure (pa) : " + weatherinfo[1] +
     "Sea Tempreature (K) : " + weatherinfo[2] +
     "Significant Height of Wind : " + weatherinfo[3] +
     "waves & swell(m) : " + weatherinfo[3] +
     "Wind Speed(m/s)/Direction(°) : " + str[0] + str[1]  ;
          // str1 = weatherinfo[0] = "-";
           return longString;

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am trying to return this with break in alert box

Posted 20-Jan-16 17:24pm

Member 12119075

Updated 20-Jan-16 17:45pm

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Member 12119075 20-Jan-16 23:25pm

RegisterClientScriptBlock(Page, typeof(Page), "client", "alert('" + methodname) + "')", true);

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Jan-16 23:34pm

Is it ASP.NET and JavaScript alert? Or anything else?
Alert is not good enough for production-level code.
—SA

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Solution 1

Use the new line character.

string longString =
     "Weather Information " + "\n" +
     "GEO Potentail Height (Gpm) : " + weatherinfo[0] + "\n" +
     "Pressure (pa) : " + weatherinfo[1] + "\n" +
     "Sea Tempreature (K) : " + weatherinfo[2] + "\n" +
     "Significant Height of Wind : " + weatherinfo[3] + "\n" +
     "waves & swell(m) : " + weatherinfo[3] + "\n" +
     "Wind Speed(m/s)/Direction(°) : " + str[0] + str[1]  ;

Posted 20-Jan-16 17:30pm

Abhinav S

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Jan-16 23:35pm

My 5, but I would better wait for confirmation that it should be used for JavaScript alert.
—SA

Member 12119075 20-Jan-16 23:43pm

I tried like this ,but am not getting an output

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Jan-16 0:48am

What do you mean "like this", exactly? Please show adequate fragment of code, using "Improve question".
—SA

Abhinav S 21-Jan-16 0:43am

Yep. It was asp.net. :doh:

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BillWoodruff · Accepted Answer · 2016-01-20T20:01:00

You can prepare a template to use with String.Format:

private const WeatherDataTemplateString =
      @"Weather Information
      GEO Potentail Height (Gpm) : {0}
      Pressure (pa) : {1}
      Sea Tempreature (K) : {2}
      Significant Height of Wind : {3}
      waves &amp; swell(m) : {4}
      Wind Speed(m/s)/Direction(°) : {5}{6}";

;And, call it like this:

"C#"

textBox1.Text = string.Format(WeatherDataTemplateString, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7);

Just use your 'WeatherInfo and 'str array data to fill out the item list.

Member 12119075 · Accepted Answer · 2016-01-20T18:37:00

C#

 string report =
"             Weather Information\\n" +
"GEO Potentail Height (Gpm) :" + weatherinfo[0] +
"\\nPressure (pa) : " + weatherinfo[1] +
"\\nSea Tempreature (K) : " + weatherinfo[2] +
"\\nSignificant Height of Wind : " + weatherinfo[3] +
"\\nwaves & swell(m) : " + weatherinfo[3] +
"\\nWind Speed(m/s)/Direction(°) : " + str[0] + "/" + str[1];

      return report;

we can do like this

How I give Break In Long String

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