Eas (Easy Application Script) by Molaskes

Syntax Guide:06. Strings

"[^"\\]+|""|\\.)*" line breaks: /+ (attached to ".*")
‌ Strings are always written in double quotes. "This is a string." If the string shall contain double quotes, these must be doubled.
"""Hello"", he said."
represents: "Hello", he said.
‌ Alternatively, you can use the backslash notation known from PHP, JS, etc.
"\"Hello\", he said."
also represents: "Hello", he said.
‌ The line break character can be written as "\n" but also simply as a slash outside of a string, attached to a "..." string without any space.
PHP, JS, C/C++:
"1st line\n2nd line\n"
Eas:
"1st line"/"2nd line"/
‌ The slash is highly recommended for readability. Always remember though that it cannot stand on its own, so if you need just a line break character, write it as ""/ or /"" or "\n"! A blank line is created by //, two blank lines by ///, and so on. (Envision the blank lines as the gaps between the slashes.) The backslash notation‌ supports the following characters: \\ = backslash (escaping) \" = double quote \; = semicolon \n = newline, line break \t = tab, tabulation \r = return, carriage return \0 = code %00 character
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