3 ms·“Um, actually”, '\n' is ctrl-J, not ctrl-N. And '\r' is ctrl-M, not ctrl-R.by wrs 3y ago“Um, actually”, '\n' is ctrl-J, not ctrl-N. And '\r' is ctrl-M, not ctrl-R.pasc1878 3y agoWhat are you responding to. The article has > CR (Carriage Return) = Ctrl-MGrayShade 3y agoIt says Ctrl-N in the Hardware Context section.pasc1878 3y agoAh yes - I had not read that part just the software bits.