Cetin,
thanks for listing that. There is one aditional way to declare a string:
#define error 1
? 'An error has occurred'
? [An error has occurred]
TEXT TO lcx noshow
An error has occurred
ENDTEXT
?lcx
Update:
SET TEXT works as well with defines.
Agnes
>Recently I have seen a lot of people are using square brackets as string delimiters. That made me think most of the community isn;t aware of this fact.
>When you use square brackets and there is #define/#include in scope those strings might end with something very different than you expected. ie:
>
>
>#define error 1
>
>? 'An error has occurred'
>? [An error has occurred]
>
>Bottomline: Use single or double quotes as string delimiters unless you know what you're doing with square brackets.
>Cetin
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