Vi riporto questa discussione apparsa nella M.L. ufficiale:
" Is there a line continuation character available for code? I find that I
often have very long lines (e.g. in Exec commands).
John Rose "
" There is no line continuation character, but you usually can go to
another line inside an expression after a comma.
Regards,
--
Benoît Minisini "
" I agree with John, Benoît. There really should be a specific character to
continue a line; if only to keep from confusing anyone maintaining the code. Put it on the 'nice to have' list, anyway.
Bill "
" If you are using SHELL, you can assign lines to variables. If the string
continues on multiple lines, assign the text to string variables, and
concatenate those variables.
The example below merely shows SHELL accepting a string variable as its
command string:
DIM sRes as String
DIM shellString as String
shellString = "cat /proc/meminfo"
Shell shellString To sRes
If you use EXEC, the flexibility is more limited, as the command cannot be
contained in a variable, but the following will work:
DIM execString as String
DIM sRes as String
execString = "/proc/meminfo"
Exec ["cat", execString] To sRes
MinnesotaJon "