Whenever a result event gets fired, a newline character (\\n) gets inserted. Since the transcript text input natively supports word wrapping, this wastes space and potentially confuses readers of the transcript.
Inserting a period followed by a space (.) seems to be a better solution.
The implication is that all code checking for newline characters as separators needs to get changed, too.
Whenever a
resultevent gets fired, a newline character (\\n) gets inserted. Since the transcript text input natively supports word wrapping, this wastes space and potentially confuses readers of the transcript.Inserting a period followed by a space (
.) seems to be a better solution.The implication is that all code checking for newline characters as separators needs to get changed, too.