in C# if you add @ before your string literals the escape sequences are not processed, so :
you can use :
@"c:\Docs\Source\a.txt" // rather than "c:\\Docs\\Source\\a.txt"is there any c++ equivalent of doing that?
Thanks
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cikara21 37 Posting Whiz
yeah i guess...
"c:/Docs/Source/a.txt" Rashakil Fol commented: nope... -2
Rashakil Fol 978 Super Senior Demiposter Team Colleague
is there any c++ equivalent of doing that?
Nope :)
cikara21 commented: ok.. +1
dewyatt -2 Newbie Poster
No, there isn't.
I wish there was.
But like cikara21 pointed out, you can use forward slashes for directory strings, if that's your only concern.
You should really always use forward slashes anyways as they are more cross-platform I believe (Windows can go either way, Linux/Unix usually require forward slashes).
Rashakil Fol commented: low signal/noise ratio -2
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No my question was about not processing escape characters, it was not about file paths. But thanks for the answers, it is also good to know what not to search for.
Rashakil Fol commented: you tell em! +9
cikara21 37 Posting Whiz
No, there isn't.
I wish there was.
yeah..really sorry for that..
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