string raw_str = R"(R"(foo)")";
If I have R"()"
inside a raw string, and that causes the parser to confuse. (ie., it thought the left most )"
was the end of the raw string.
How do I escape this?
string raw_str = R"(R"(foo)")";
If I have R"()"
inside a raw string, and that causes the parser to confuse. (ie., it thought the left most )"
was the end of the raw string.
How do I escape this?
The format for the raw-string literals[2] is: R"delimiter( raw_characters )delimiter"
so you can use a different delimiter that is not in the string like:
string raw_str = R"~(R"(foo)")~";
The raw string will terminate after the first )"
it sees. You can change the delimiter to ***
for example:
string raw_str = R"***(R"(foo)")***";
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