Tooltips do misinterpret "\r"

[Wolfgang]

Hello,

if I use

printf ( "%s", "\t\t\tTest\r Text" );

the result is as expected:

Text                    Test

However, if I print the same text to a string for use as a tooltip the "\r" is interpreted as "\n":

                          Test

Text

It would be nice if this behavior could be improved, many thanks!

[gdargaud]

Nowadays I know very few languages/systems that interpret \r of \f properly. They equate \r to \n and ignore \f and that's about all.

[Wolfgang]

Lithium asks if this has been solved...

I wouldn't call it solved, yet.