console.log Stripping Carriage Returns (displaying as a literal ↵)

Question

I'm trying to write a JavaScript function that prints a string to the console via console.log. However, the string has carriage returns in it, which show up as a literal ↵ character instead of creating a new line. Is this a limitation of console.log, or is there a way around this?

Thanks!

Edit: I'm actually trying to print this function inside an object. Something like:

function blah() {
};
console.log({ "function" : blah });

I didn't think to mention it initially, but after trying crowjonah's solution I realize that console.log apparently treats strings passed directly differently from strings passed inside another object.

Answer 1

Chrome will render \n as ↵ when printing objects that contain multi-line strings. However, you can simply double-click on the logged string to see it with proper newlines.

Answer 2

This is a limitation of console. but you can create a work around:

function multiLineLog(msg) {
    msg = msg.split(/[\r\n]+/g);
    for (var a=0; a < msg.length; a++) console.log(msg[a]);
}