...
When writing expressions, macros or scripts you may need to enter a character that has special meaning. For example, a string could include a double-quote, but in the expression PhixFlow will read this as the end of the string. To tell PhixFlow to ignore a special character, you can use the backslash character.
| Character | Type | Escape string |
|---|---|---|
backspace | Represented As | "\b" |
| Escaped Version | "\\\\b" | |
| form feed | Represented As | "\f" |
| Escaped Version | "\\\\f" | |
| tab | Represented As | "\t" |
| Escaped Version | "\\\\t" | |
| carraige return | Represented As | "\r" |
| Escaped Version | "\\\\r" | |
| newline | Represented As | "\n" |
| Escaped Version | "\\\\n" | |
| backslash | Represented As |
|
| Escaped Version | "\\\\\\\\" | |
| double quote | Represented As | '"' |
| Escaped Version | '\\\\"' |
Macro: Escaping Invalid Characters
...