Escape Sequences

Escape sequences can be used in string literals by using the operator ! .

Usage
result = !"text"

Description
	The accepted escape sequences in text  are:
		Ŀ
		\a         beep                 
		\b         backspace            
		\f         formfeed             
		\l or \n   newline              
		\r         carriage return      
		\t         tab                  
		\unnnn     unicode char in hex  
		\v         vertical tab         
		\nnn       ascii char in decimal
		\&hnn      ascii char in hex    
		\&onnn     ascii char in octal  
		\&bnnnnnnnnascii char in binary 
		\\         backslash            
		\"         double quote         
		\'         single quote         
		
 

Note: The zero-character (\000 = \&h00 = \&o000 = \&b00000000) is the null 
terminator. Only characters before the first null terminator can be seen 
when the literal is used as a KeyPgStringString. To get a zero character in a string 
use KeyPgChrChr(0) instead.

See also
	* KeyPgOpPpEscapeOperator ! (Escaped String)
	* KeyPgOpPpNoescapeOperator $ (Non-Escaped String)
	* KeyPgOptionescapeOption Escape
	* KeyPgStringString
	* KeyPgChrChr
	* ProPgLiteralsLiterals

