replacetext() and striptext()

[Tigairius]

Originally Posted by zokemon

You could also create a GuiMLTextCtrl, set the text variable to the string with the \n's then just pull out getlines() which will return the lines as an array.

Another option is to savestring() to a temp file, then loadlines(). Both of these are kind of unnecessary though but should be mentioned regardless.

EDIT:
I don't get why you didn't just do like:

PHP Code:

function replacetext(text) {
  return(text.tokenize("\n"));
} 


Well simply tokenizing it caused quite a few problems.