Address New Line Character Registry entry

Specifies a character that acts as a new line in an address string.

Due to the nature of nested tables within Texpress (and the fact that double nested tables were not in place when the POS system first went live) a character was required to indicate that an address string needed to be split over two lines. This entry defines what that character is. For example, if the character is a ; (semicolon), the address string:

Level 1;Registration House

would print as:

Level 1
Registration House

Note: Do not use the \n new line character as Texpress does not store new lines in its data file.

Usage

This Registry entry is assigned to groups:

KeyGroup
Key 1 Group
Key 2 Default
Key 3 Table
Key 4 epos
Key 5 Address New Line Character
Value character
GroupDefaultTableeposAddress New Line Charactercharacter

where:

character

is any character that would not normally appear in an address string.

Example

This entry specifies that a semicolon ; is the address new line character:

KeySetting
Key 1 Group
Key 2 Default
Key 3 Table
Key 4 epos
Key 5 Address New Line Character
Value ;