User Command is adding a line break

[icr1001]

Thanks for this amazing plugin!!!

Describe the bug
Multiple user commands in one line is adding a line break after each command.
For example:

Day 1: <% tp.user.tp_1ofweek %>, Day 2: <% tp.user.tp_2ofweek() %>

**Expecting result **
Day 1: Result 1, Day 2: Result 2

** Current result **
Day 1: Result 1
, Day 2: Result 2

Additional information
User commands:

name	comand
tp_1ofweek	powershell (Get-Date (Get-Date).Date.AddDays(1 - (Get-Date).Date.DayOfWeek.value__) -UFormat '%Y-%m-%d(%a)')
tp_2ofweek	powershell (Get-Date (Get-Date).Date.AddDays(2 - (Get-Date).Date.DayOfWeek.value__) -UFormat '%Y-%m-%d(%a)')

[luckman212]

I had the same problem in Bash script but fixed it by changing echo to printf '%s' which doesn't output with newlines unless you add \n.

In PowerShell I'm not sure how to do that right now, but these links have some starting points. Write-Host -NoNewLine may work for you.

How do I output text without a newline in PowerShell? - Stack Overflow

Avoiding newline in write-output - Stack Overflow

[icr1001]

Thank you @luckman212 You are right, Write-Host -NoNewLine solves my problem with: ​

powershell (Write-Host -NoNewLine (Get-Date (Get-Date).Date.AddDays(1 - (Get-Date).Date.DayOfWeek.value__) -UFormat '%Y-%m-%d(%a)'))

It was not necessary to add this command in the old version, but now it works. Thanks))

[SilentVoid13]

Hey @icr1001 as @luckman212 said, it's not a bug in Templater.
Templater just outputs what your system command outputs, if it contains a newline, it will output a newline, etc.
Closing this.