[fyrestorm]

I know that when i'm printing stuff out, if i want a new line after it i can just use

System.out.println()

what do i need to do if i want an empty line between lines of print?

[Amadeus]

I'm probably missing something, but do you just mean a blank line between two others? You should just be able to call the method again. Sorry if I'm missing something...I probably am....

[fyrestorm]

yes, that's right, so i would just do

System.out.println("some text");
System.out.println("");
System.out.println("some more text");

I was kindof hoping that there was a different way to accomplish this...

This post has been edited by fyrestorm: 28 January 2006 - 01:35 PM

[Amadeus]

System.out.println()

by itself should insert a blank line...

[skyhawk133]

Are you trying to programatically do a double space?

So if you've typed a paragraph it will

double space just like in word using

the paragraph format? Or are you

looking for a different way to do a blank

line between individual lines of text.

Spit it out Courtney

[Amadeus]

You can also just enter a newline character at the end of each line of text you have...it will insert an additional blank line:

System.out.println("Some text here\n");
System.out.println("Some text here");

[fyrestorm]

skyhawk133, on 28 Jan, 2006 - 01:55 PM, said:

Are you trying to programatically do a double space?

So if you've typed a paragraph it will

double space just like in word using

the paragraph format? Or are you

looking for a different way to do a blank

line between individual lines of text.

Spit it out Courtney

lol...sorry...

i'm looking for a different way to do a blank

line between individual lines of text.

but i think amadeus answered it