<lines> example 1: The following example show a
valid use of <lines> tags to keep a group of short lines from flowing
together:
<lines>
Short lines of data
that format exactly as I type them
in the generated output.
</lines>
<lines> example 2: You cannot
use <p></p> tags within the message text <msgtext> tags.
If you need to start a new line, use <lines></lines> instead.
For example, you might want to break a line in an exception message
text before you reach the WTO limit of 71 characters.
<msgtext>
I need a new line, but I can't use a paragraph tag.
<lines></lines>
But I can get a new line with the lines tag.
</msgtext>
For a WTO message text, <lines></lines>
tagging starts a new line:
I need a new line, but I can't use a paragraph tag.
But I can get a new line with the lines tag.
In the message
buffer, <lines></lines> gives you a blank line:
I need a new line, but I can't use a paragraph tag.
But I can get a new line with the lines tag.
<lines
class="center"> example: Use <lines class="center"> to center
your lines of text:
<lines class="center">
Short lines of data
that format exactly as I type them
in the generated output
except centered
</lines>
You will get the following output:
Short lines of data
that format exactly as I type them
in the generated output
except centered