## ControlChar::Cr method


Carriage return character: "\x000d" or "\r". Same as [ParagraphBreak](../paragraphbreak/).

```cpp
static System::String & Aspose::Words::ControlChar::Cr()
```


## Examples



Shows how to use control characters. 
```cpp
auto doc = System::MakeObject<Aspose::Words::Document>();
auto builder = System::MakeObject<Aspose::Words::DocumentBuilder>(doc);

// Insert paragraphs with text with DocumentBuilder.
builder->Writeln(u"Hello world!");
builder->Writeln(u"Hello again!");

// Converting the document to text form reveals that control characters
// represent some of the document's structural elements, such as page breaks.
ASSERT_EQ(System::String::Format(u"Hello world!{0}", ControlChar::Cr()) + System::String::Format(u"Hello again!{0}", ControlChar::Cr()) + ControlChar::PageBreak(), doc->GetText());

// When converting a document to string form,
// we can omit some of the control characters with the Trim method.
ASSERT_EQ(System::String::Format(u"Hello world!{0}", ControlChar::Cr()) + u"Hello again!", doc->GetText().Trim());
```

## See Also

* Class [ControlChar](../)
* Namespace [Aspose::Words](../../)
* Library [Aspose.Words for C++](../../../)