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