Describe the bug
Some language strings seem to not have their dollar characters correctly converted.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Can be reproduced for example if trying to clear a table without the additional -ignore.
Expected behavior
Dollar characters should be converted into regular line breaks.
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: 10x64
Version v1.1.4.2203
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ANALYSIS
Search for dollar characters in the language files and use those language strings to find the usage of their keys in the implementation files. Ensure, that all occurences use LineBreak() to convert the dollar character into a visual line break character. Only using NumeReKernel::print() or NumeReKernel::printPreFmt() is not sufficient.
DESCRIPTION
Describe the bug Some language strings seem to not have their dollar characters correctly converted.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Can be reproduced for example if trying to clear a table without the additional
-ignore.Expected behavior Dollar characters should be converted into regular line breaks.
Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context Add any other context about the problem here.
(Do not write below this line)
DEVS' SECTION
ANALYSIS
Search for dollar characters in the language files and use those language strings to find the usage of their keys in the implementation files. Ensure, that all occurences use
LineBreak()to convert the dollar character into a visual line break character. Only usingNumeReKernel::print()orNumeReKernel::printPreFmt()is not sufficient.IMPLEMENTATION STEPS
(see also our Wiki for implementation guidelines)
DOCUMENTATION STEPS
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*.NHLPand*.NDBfiles, if needed)*.NLNGfiles, if needed)PULL REQUEST