Hello! So I’m making a Hand-To-Gui currently but the problem is, that you can just create a new line with enter and the script thinks that the name does actually have the new line in it. Is there a way to remove new lines?
1 Like
Refer to this post: Hitting enter in a textbox places a carriage return before finalizing input (broken again) - #29 by boatbomber
But I’ll say it here, do string.gsub(Input, "%c", "") to remove the \r.
3 Likes
To remove new lines or breaks from a multiline string,
local str = [[
ok
new
line]]
print(str:gsub("%s", ""))
%s represents space and whitespace characters too,
.
If it’s just new lines then string.gsub(str, "\n", "") would work too.
For carriage returns, \r and \n and to not remove gaps,
string.gsub(str, "[\r\n]", " ")
won’t remove spaces between words, only breaks will be removed.
Using a %c string pattern works for \r and \n both.
3 Likes