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Dos assign carriage return to variable

set myLinefeed=^<LF1>
<LF2>
<LF3>

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Dos assign carriage return to variable

setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set LF=^


rem TWO empty lines are required
echo This text!LF!uses two lines

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Dos assign carriage return to variable

(SET LF=^
%=this line is empty=%
)

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Dos assign carriage return to variable

set LF=^


rem TWO empty lines are required
echo This text^%LF%%LF%uses two lines
echo This also^

uses two lines

Source: stackoverflow.com

Dos assign carriage return to variable

if "!LF!" NEQ "!LF:~0,1!" echo Error "Linefeed definition is defect, probably multiple invisble whitespaces at the line end in the definition of LF"

FOR /F "delims=" %%n in ("!LF!") do (
  echo Error "Linefeed definition is defect, probably invisble whitespaces at the line end in the definition of LF"
)

Source: stackoverflow.com

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