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Br()
Returns/writes HTML Line Break tag <br>
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Syntax:

  Br( [< nCount >] )  --->  cString

Arguments:

  [< nCount >] is an optional numeric value which indicates the
  number of line break tags to generate. The default is one.

Returns:

  A character string consisting of the generated HTML line break tag(s).

Description:

  Generates from one to [<nCount>] HTML line break tag(s).

  The generated string is always returned. The string will be written
  to standard-out depending on the value of StopWrite().
  The default StopWrite() value is FALSE. Setting the StopWrite() value
  to TRUE will suspend the write to standard-out.

  Don't confuse Br() with Clippers Carriage Return/Line Feed characters.
  Br() causes your browser to break a line before it is displayed on
  the page.  Carriage Return/Line Feed ( Chr(13)+Chr(10) ) will break each
  line in your HTML file and make your HTML page more readable when you
  use your browsers view/source.

Examples:

  Example 1 This will cause your browser to display two lines.
    htmlWrite( "... I need a break ")
    Br()
    htmlWrite( "right here." )

  Example 2 This will cause your browser to display one combined line.
    htmlWrite( "... I need a break ")
    Cr()
    htmlWrite( "right here." )

Alternate:

  htmlWrite( '<br>' )

Files: Library is ClipX.Lib

Online reference: Mikodocs Guide To HTML - Line break