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:
      +-----------+---------------------+
      |\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  |
      |\&bnnnnnnnn|ascii 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 String. To get a zero character in a string 
use Chr(0) instead.

See also
   * Operator ! (Escaped String)
   * Operator $ (Non-Escaped String)
   * Option Escape
   * String
   * Chr
   * Literals

