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--- string_type [2015/10/12 00:55]
admin
+++ string_type [2020/05/05 15:54]
francisco [EGO Script]
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 ===== EGO Script =====
+==== Legacy ====
 Strings are sequences of any characters enclosed by double quotes '"'.
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 <code cpp>"North"</code>
-<code cpp>"This is a example of string"</code>
+<code cpp>"This is an example of string"</code>
 <code cpp>"landscape_123       "</code>
 <code cpp>"x1_and_a_name"</code>
+<code cpp>"string with \"double quotes\""</code>
 A string can be any size long and it can also span across several lines.
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 with multiple lines.
 Note that line breaks do not need to marked using any special syntax."
+</code>
+==== Raw String Format (starting on Dinamica 5.0.1) ====
+The raw string is written with the following syntax:
+$"<delimiter>( raw_characters )<delimiter>"
+Where raw_characters is your string, sequences of any characters, and <delimiter> is any character that, with the character ')', is not present into raw_characters (it can be none, case where the character ')' is not present into raw_characters).
+<code cpp>$"(This is an example of String)"</code>
+<code cpp>$"0(This is an example of String with the character ))0"</code>
+<code cpp>$"1(This is an example of String with the character )0)1"</code>
+A string can be any size long and it can also span across several lines.
+<code cpp>
+$"(This is an example of a very long string
+with multiple lines.
+Note that line breaks do not need to marked using any special syntax.)"
 </code>
 ===== Automatic Conversions =====