title: Insert blank line after put or %put statement
body: <p>I'm wondering, is there a simple way to insert a blank line after <code>%put</code> or <code>put</code> statement in the log without adding an extra <code>put</code> statement?</p>
  
  <p>I use a lot of macros which write information to the log.  The spacing on successive log statements, however, starts to look scrunched:</p>
  
  <pre><code>NOTE: [MACRO] Executing: Main()
  NOTE: [MACRO] Executing: ImportData()
  NOTE: [AUTOCALL] Executing: ExcelOpen(inFile=\\file\path\to\excelFile.xlsx)
  NOTE: [AUTOCALL] Opening \\file\path\to\excelFile.xlsx...
  NOTE: [AUTOCALL] Succesfully opened \\file\path\to\excelFile.xlsx.
  NOTE: [AUTOCALL] EXCELOPEN macro used (Total process time):
                real time            02.30 seconds
  NOTE: [MACRO] Executing: ImportMortalityData()
  NOTE: [MACRO] Executing: ImportMortalityDay0ToDay7()
  NOTE: [AUTOCALL] Executing: EstablishDDELink(fileRef=mort0_7,
  dirData=\\file\path\to\, fileName=excelFile.xlsx, sheetName=Mortality (Day0-7), range=R2C1:R500C5)
  NOTE: [AUTOCALL] DDE link MORT0_7 established.
  NOTE: [AUTOCALL] ESTABLISHDDELINK macro used (Total process time):
                real time            00.27 seconds
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>I could insert an extra blank <code>%put;</code> or <code>put;</code> statement after each <code>%put NOTE:</code> or <code>put NOTE:</code> statement.  However, that clutters up the code quite a bit and I want to avoid that.  </p>
  
  <p>In other languages, something like <code>\r\n</code> would be added to the end of the message, but SAS doesn't seem to have these constructs.  I know there are the hex values <code>'OD'x</code> (carriage returns) and <code>'OA'x</code> (line feeds).  Yet when I try to use them, they are printed as literals.  Any ideas?</p>