如何从gui中收到的多行输入写入python文件？

Question

Im writing a program that's meant to help me with work, but getting stuck on setting up a gui that will receive user input and then use that input to write python code into a file named config.py

config.py is based off of 5 classes that have multiple lines of text each that function as quicknotes that are written to a separate frame in the gui. I need a user-friendly way to edit these classes instead of opening my text editor (atom in this case) and writing my quicknotes into python code.

I have the gui set up to receive a text panel for which quicknote is being edited, a text panel for the title, and a multi-line text panel for the actual notes. However, because I'm doing the user input insertion into config.py manually, anytime more than one line is put into the body, its no longer formatted correctly

My configGUI.py is the file that is grabbing the user input and writing to the config.py file and here is the code for that

qnBody_label = wx.StaticText(panel, label='Quicknote Text')
self.body_Control = wx.TextCtrl(panel, style=wx.TE_MULTILINE)
widgets.append(qnBody_label)
widgets.append(self.body_Control)

qnTitle_label = wx.StaticText(panel, label='Quicknote Title')
self.title_Control = wx.TextCtrl(panel)
widgets.append(qnTitle_label)
widgets.append(self.title_Control)

qnBody_label = wx.StaticText(panel, label='Quicknote Text')
self.body_Control = wx.TextCtrl(panel, style=wx.TE_MULTILINE)
widgets.append(qnBody_label)
widgets.append(self.body_Control)

quicknoteNumber = "class QN%s():" % self.number_Control.GetValue()
quicknoteTitle = "\ttitle = '%s'" % self.title_Control.GetValue()
quicknoteBody = "\tnote = (\n\t'%s'\n)" % self.body_Control.GetValue()

Here is an example of what im expecting in config.py:

class QN1():
    title = "Heres the title"
    note = (
        'First line of quicknotes\n'
        'Heres some more notes\n'
        'And the last notes\n'
    )

what I actually receive is:

class QN1():
    title = "Heres the title"
    note = (
        'First line of quicknotes
Heres some more notes
And the last notes'
    )

which makes sense given what im telling it to do, but im unsure of how to grab input from a multi-line text panel and format it into python correctly

Answer 1

When you are adding the new line, it is behaving exactly as it should, it prints it on a new line, what you need to do is format it yourself by adding the spaces yourself after the \\n. Add \\t as that is a short version for tab