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Multi-line phrases
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Multi-line phrases
In C/C ++ it is possible to mark a string with more than one line with the _( ) command: the preprocessor joins the lines into one:
sprintf(buf,_("this" "it's an example");
It would be valid for compilation and execution purposes. However, for ease of processing, it is advisable to use single-line strings.
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