WPF Key.Enter - what characters does it introduce?

Question

I want to know if pressing Enter from the keyboard in a WPF TextBox which has AcceptsReturn="true" will always put in \r\n or is it system dependent?

Is it equal to System.Environment.NewLine ?

How do I get these characters programmatically?

I want something like string enter = Key.Enter.toSomething()... that will end up with something like \r\n or \n.

string enter = Convert.ToString(Key.Enter) will just give me "Return" and other than that conversion there is the possibility to get an int value which is 6, which I can't interpret (or should I be able to?).

Are there any issues I need to consider like the ones mentioned here: http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/asills/archive/2010/10/09/tip-silverlight-textbox-uses-r-for-new-lines-not-environment-newline.aspx ?

Answer 1

This would be dependent upon the environment. As noted by Microsoft \r\n for Windows.

A string containing "\r\n" for non-Unix platforms, or a string containing "\n" for Unix platforms.