__FB_QUOTE__

Intrinsic define (macro) performed by the compiler.

Syntax
	__FB_QUOTE__( arg )

Parameters
	arg
		argument

Description
	Converts the argument to a string, similar to stringize operator (#) but 
	can be used anywhere (will expand the argument before conversion).
	More precisely, __FB_QUOTE__ returns an over-quoted text (prefixed with 
	the KeyPgOpPpNoescapeOperator $ (Non-Escaped String Literal)) compared to the one passed 
	through the argument (the argument may already be a string, and so the 
	return will be an over-quoted string in this case).

Example
	#macro m( arg )
	   Scope
	      Dim s1 As String = #arg
	      Print s1
	      Dim s2 As String = __FB_QUOTE__( arg )
	      Print s2
	   End Scope
	#endmacro

	m(Hello)
	Print
	m("Hello")

	Sleep

	/' Output:
	Hello
	Hello

	"Hello"
	"Hello"
	'/
	   

	#macro m( arg1, arg2 )
	   Scope
	      'Dim s0 As String = #arg1##arg2  ' does not work because arg1##arg2 is not developped before applying #
	      Dim s1 As String = #arg1###arg2  ' workaround because #arg => $"arg" and not only "arg"
	                               '    (otherwise the result would be "arg1""arg2" => "arg1"arg2")
	      Print s1
	      Dim s2 As String = __FB_QUOTE__( arg1##arg2 )
	      Print s2
	   End Scope
	#endmacro

	m(Free, BASIC)

	Sleep

	/' Output:
	FreeBASIC
	FreeBASIC
	'/
	   

	See also KeyPgDdfbunquote__FB_UNQUOTE__ example.

Version
	* Since fbc 1.08.0

Differences from QB
	* New to FreeBASIC

See also
	* KeyPgDdfbunquote__FB_UNQUOTE__
	* KeyPgDdfbeval__FB_EVAL__

