Operator $ (Non-Escaped String Literal)

Explicitly indicates that a string literal should not be processed for 
escape sequences.

Syntax
	$"text"

Parameters
	$
		The preprocessor non-escaped operator
	"text"	
		The string literal

Description
	This operator explicitly indicates that the string literal following it 
	(wrapped in double quotes) should not be processed for escape sequences. 
	This a preprocessor operator and can only be used with string literals 
	at compile time.

	The default behavior for string literals is that they not be processed 
	for escape sequences.  However, KeyPgOptionescapeOption Escape in the CompilerOptlang-lang fblite 
	dialect can be used to override this default behaviour causing all 
	strings to be processed for escape sequences.

	Use the KeyPgOpPpEscape! Operator (Escaped String Literal) to explicitly indicate that 
	a string should be processed for escape sequences.

Example
	'' Compile with -lang fblite or qb

	#lang "fblite"

	Print "Default"
	Print "Backslash  : \\"
	Print !"Backslash !: \\"
	Print $"Backslash $: \\"
	Print

	Option Escape

	Print "Option Escape"
	Print "Backslash  : \\"
	Print !"Backslash !: \\"
	Print $"Backslash $: \\"
	Print

	'' OUTPUT:

	'' Default
	'' Backslash  : \\
	'' Backslash !: \
	'' Backslash $: \\

	'' Option Escape
	'' Backslash  : \
	'' Backslash !: \
	'' Backslash $: \\

Differences from QB
	* New to FreeBASIC

See also
	* KeyPgOpPpEscapeOperator ! (Escaped String Literal)
	* KeyPgOptionescapeOption Escape
	* CatPgPreProcessPreprocessor
	* ProPgLiteralsLiterals
	* TblEscapeSequencesEscape Sequences

