Character enter in script

Hi,
I am developing a CCX 8.5 premium script and I need to add a "new line" character in a string variable and then to save this info inside a xlm file but so far i have not made it. I have tried with \n\r but not, whole string value stays in the same line, for example:
STRING temp
DOC outputdoc
temp = D[now] + T[now] + "new line"
set outputdoc = temp
how do i do to get that?
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
well, you don't really need a newline character in an XML.
However, you can use System.getProperty("line.separator"). But again, I don't really see the use of it. Basically everything is a binary stream and it's up to the final rendering how it is presented.
G.

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