On 13-5-2013 2:50, Alain wrote:
> The back slash is the escape character in strings. For example, "\n" is
> used as a new line character, if you have \Skies\Pano,
> it get parsed as "\s" "kies" "\p" "ano"
> \s stand for the control character DC3 and \p for DLE
>

Ah yes, of course. Forgot about the rationale of character strings, 
while using them all the time ;-)

Thomas

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