# A verbatim string is a string that can contain anything # without interpreting escape characters. # A pair of @[] can be used to quote a verbatim string: var str = @[] some text @[] # A delimiter can be placed in the squared brackets to make sure that # it can correctly mark the ending of the verbatim string. # A delimiter can contain letters, digits, underscores, blank spaces, # dots, colons, dashes, assignment marks. var cpp = @[cpp x] class AA { int index; }; struct BB{}; @[cpp x] # Lua codes in MBS: var lua = @[lua] local a = 1; function Test() io.write( "Hello" ) end @[lua] # HTML codes in WCS: var html = @[html:123456] @[html:123456] var random = @[=============] asdffd348234lks"djcnzxkWPOWI"Q23EW487503498*(S*(&)(*&QW39EQ8723049 ASFJA 9384170(*&0(*AS&(A*S&)(*A&sADSUYasi[0A9S8-09a8-AS69876%A """""""asdfaoi0342sdlfkj(*&^98q73wrq)(&^%&^RFKJRYE" s8%S5$&A^5s4^a4" @[=============] io.writeln( str ); io.writeln( cpp ); io.writeln( lua ); io.writeln( html ); io.writeln( random );