Guys so, i try to make plugin that gonna export/produce script, and the value is set by textbox in the plugin but i think this is not the problem, my problem honestly is pretty simple, for the script export i should use ScriptName.Source = [[textbox.Text
textbox1.Text]]
If i want to make it multi line right? Or is it better using \n ?
That is going to set the script’s source to literally “textbox.Text textbox1.Text”. Are you trying to concatenate two textbox’s texts?
If so,
script.Source = textbox.Text..'\n'..textbox2.TextWell i want to produce scripts multiple line with plugin, and the source of the script they get by writing two text boxes (well as a starter to try if it works), so it’s kinda neat i can say?
I remember there’s like multi bracket thing, so it’s for what?
If i make textbox multiline, is it directly producing multiline on the script source?
The two brackets is another way of putting a string but you don’t often use strings like that when you are working with a string that can vary, like in a textbox.
Yes.
Ahh so is better for using \n?
For my case………… chars…… huhhhhh
Well if you’re concatenating two textboxes’ text properties, I would use \n, yeah, but technically it’s the same as doing
local s = textbox1.Text .. [[
]] .. textbox2.Text
it’s just that \n is usually more readable.