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I'm really happy the C++ community is live & kicking & keeps evolving
towards better language & optimizations.
In recent changes made to c++11, the "raw string literals" were added,
and it really made we wonder why this can't be simpler than R("xxxxxxx").
Is there any reason we couldn't "steal" c sharp idea & use the "@" sign ??
Is @ reserved for anything in C++ ??

I was just wondering, cause @"unescaped string" (for all cases) is much
nicer & cleaner than raw literals currently in use (that has even delimiter
syntx in case we want to have () in our text).


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<div dir=3D"ltr">I'm really happy the C++ community is live &amp; kicking &=
amp; keeps evolving towards better language &amp; optimizations.<br>In rece=
nt changes made to c++11, the "raw string literals" were added,<br>and it r=
eally made we wonder why this can't be simpler than R("xxxxxxx").<br>Is the=
re any reason we couldn't "steal" c sharp idea &amp; use the "@" sign ?? Is=
 @ reserved for anything in C++ ??<br><br>I was just wondering, cause @"une=
scaped string" (for all cases) is much nicer &amp; cleaner than raw literal=
s currently in use (that has even delimiter syntx in case we want to have (=
) in our text).<br><br><br></div>

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