Closed ragimiri closed 4 years ago
It works fine in Linux/Unix. Example:
body -msg 'This is a message.
This is another line.
This is yet another line'
body
command also takes a flag -file
. For a long message, you can create a temp file from a script and specify the path with body -file /path/file.txt
Thanks.
Unfortunately that does not work on Windows. I was hoping for some special chars support, like \n.
ok. I will add this support in the next release. It will be something like:
body -msg "This is a message.\nThis is a new line.\nThis is yet another new line"
And I will replace \n with real new line. It should work.
Hi, is it possible to add new lines in -msg? If not, is it possible to implement this?