When using the sprintf opcode on Windows the behavior of a "\n" is
expected -- it creates a new line.  On Ubuntu, though, it requires two
slashes to work "\\n", otherwise all I get is an "n" in the resulting
string.  Is this known?  How do I work around it?  Is there a better
way to get a line-ending that is more portable?

Cheers,
~ andy.f


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