If I'm not mistaken, WriteString also outputs a string length before the string, so you might get something like:
7*bxLine 1
g~#PLine 2
in the .txt file, depending on the length of the string. Using WriteLine will avoid that as well as write a proper EOL.
7*bxLine 1
g~#PLine 2
in the .txt file, depending on the length of the string. Using WriteLine will avoid that as well as write a proper EOL.