I'm trying to make a map and I'm kind of confuse with the PopupText command. How do I seperate the payload,interval, and range variables into different lines?
# Friendly Core.crpl
# Created on: 9/25/2014 8:06:28 PM
# ------------------------------------------
$payload:-50
$interval:30
$range:30
once
#Make Popup Text
SetPopupText("Payload:" <-payload concat "Interval:" <-interval concat concat "Range:" <-range concat concat)
SetTextAnchor
#Connectible tower
Self CONST_CONNECTABLE 1 SetUnitAttribute
# Can Request Packets
Self CONST_CANREQUESTAMMO 1 SetUnitAttribute
# Request Packets
Self CONST_REQUESTPACKETS 1 SetUnitAttribute
# Maximum number of Packets
Self CONST_MAXAMMO 15 SetUnitAttribute 
15 ->maxammo
endonce
#Gets current ammo
Self CONST_AMMO GetUnitAttribute ->ammo
#Make loogies if it has packets and give the ability to move
<-ammo <-maxammo eq if
# Setup an initial movement.  
once
   RandCoords swap 2 div swap 1 QueueMove
endonce
# If the current movement queue is empty, pick a new spot to move to.
GetQueuedMoveCount eq0 if
   # We will move randomly around on the left side of the map.
   # So we pick Random Coordinates, but then divide 
   # the X coordinate by 2 so it is on the left side of the map.
   RandCoords swap 2 div swap 1 QueueMove
endif
Delay(<-interval)
@Spit
:Spit
	RandCoordsInRange(CurrentCoords <-range) ->targetY ->targetX
	CreateUnit("CRPLCORE" CurrentX CurrentY) ->loogie
	AddScriptToUnit(<-loogie "Loogie.crpl")
	SetScriptVar(<-loogie "Loogie.crpl" "targetX" <-targetX)
	SetScriptVar(<-loogie "Loogie.crpl" "targetY" <-targetY)
	SetScriptVar(<-loogie "Loogie.crpl" "payload" <-payload)
	"Explosion5" PlaySound
endif
			
			
			
				Line feeds don't mean anything in CRPL (unless they are inside a literal string).  They basically count as white space just like "space" does.  So you can break up things on different lines however you like.
			
			
			
				Put linebreaks here, at the beginnings of these strings:
QuoteSetPopupText("Payload:" <-payload concat "
Interval:" <-interval concat concat "
Range:" <-range concat concat)
Within the literal string.