I’m using quite a big script for parsing song data for GP presets, but also it contains the expected song time (initially from spotify/youtube).
I added to my (big) script code to gather all data in a text file and also show some details on the screen. See below for an example and highlighted the expected/actual time per song (due to some technical issues there are some more song changes than needed, but the idea should be clear).
In my GP window I see the total gig time, actual/current time since the start of the gig and how much we are ahead/behind, ideal for festival with a hard deadline.
If there is interest, I can show the relevant code (but that would take some time to extract from the big script).
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Hi,
when saving strings to a text file using
SaveStringToTextFile
what do I need to do to add a line break between strings?
Looking at your example, @Michelkeijzers, you might have figured that out. 
I don’t have the script at hand, but I think it’s something like
Var multilineText: String =
<<<
First line of text
Second line of text
>>>
See HereDoc strings at Language Constructs in Detail — GPScript 4.1 documentation
probably you can use something like
var NEW_LINE: String =
<<<
>>>
Then use NEW_LINE to concatenate with your strings to be concatenated.
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Oh wow, that was pretty easy. I even knew the line feed using <<< >>> (I use it for certain labels), I just couldn’t figure out that I’d need to “wrap” that in a variable in this case.
It works, just tried it. Thanks a lot for pointing that out! 
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