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Originally Posted by ForgottenLegacy
Okay, few things here.
2) The character you want to use is '@', not '+'. The addition character treats both the strings as numbers and then tries to add them. I'm believing since both the strings are not NULL, you'll get a message saying '2'.
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okay... so... why do you need to correct me? Sheesh, sorry for getting my scripting languages mixed up. Concatenation is the concept we're going for, and as far as we understand eachother on that level, what's the need?
Still I'd prefer
temp.message = "blah\n"
-indentation- @ "blah"
say2(temp.message);
just so I could line up the bottom string with the top string. I think that's a lot better readability, so you can see how all of the text lines up.
Maybe even
temp.message = "blah" @ "\n"
-indentation- @ "blah"
say2(temp.message);