Further GDI printing refinement: all of the //TEXTxxxx directives now support multi-line continuation of the trailing text parameter by ending the line with \. For example:
//TEXTOUT,100,200,Now is the time for all good \
programmers to get coding.
is now treated like:
//TEXTOUT,100,200,Now is the time for all good programmers to get coding.
It's probably not that valuable for //TEXTOUT, but for //TEXTRECTANGLE (syntax 2) it could be useful to avoid very long lines in your source document. For example:
//TEXTRECTANGLE,5,10,700,400,La cigale, ayant chanté tout l'ęte, \
se trouva fort depourvu quand la bise fut venu...
Note that the intepretation of the trailing backslash as a continuation is disabled if the first character on the next line is a forward slash as in a //GDI directive. Another way to force a trailing backslash to be treated literally would be to enclose the entire text param in quotes, e.g.
//TEXTCENTER,10,50,100,200,"This is a literal backslash --\"
For the GDI commands which have the text parameter last, quoting is not otherwise necessary to avoid commas being treated as delimiters.
