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Now able of understanding strings.
author Anders Johnsen <skabet@gmail.com>
date Thu, 22 May 2008 12:09:11 +0200
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2 int main()
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3 {
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4 /* All examples taken from D's Language site */
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6 char[4] s1 = "food";
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8 char[5] s2 = r"hello";
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9 char[15] s3 = r"c:\root\foo.exe";
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10 char[4] s4 = r"ab\n";
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12 char[5] s5 = `hello`;
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13 char[15] s6 = `c:\root\foo.exe`;
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14 char[4] s7 = `ab\n`;
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16 char[5] s10 = "hello";
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17 char[15] s11 = "c:\\root\\foo.exe";
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18 char[3] s12 = "ab\n";
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19 char[3] s13 = "ab
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20 ";
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22 char[1] s14 = x"0A";
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23 char[6] s15 = x"00 FBCD 32FD 0A";
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25 /* And some custom ones */
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27 char[8] s16 = "\x61\u05D0\U000201A4";
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28 char[2] s17 = "\122\522";
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29 char[6] s15 = x"61 62 63 64
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30 65 66 67 68";
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33 return 0;
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34 }