Inserting special characters
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Inserting special characters
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This example inserts parentheses and backslash characters by enclosing the whole macro in parentheses and preceding the special character to output with a backslash. |
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When an @ macro appears within parentheses the (, ) and \ characters are treated specially. Preceding any of these characters with the backslash will output the character itself, so the macro below will output ()\. |
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Document created on 08-Feb-2003 (revision 1)