$ (Template line join)
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$ (Template line join)
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In a template program, indicates that the next line is to be joined to the current line at the output destination.
Syntax
linestart «$ linecontinue »
where
linestart | any portion, from the beginning, of an output line |
linecontinue | the remaining portion(s) of the same output line |
Comments
In a template program, the dollar sign ($) indicates that the next line is to be joined to the current line at the output destination.
Normally, each physical line in a template is sent as a separate line to the current output destination. To cause successive physical lines in a template to be joined into one line in the output, end the appropriate lines in the template with the dollar sign ($).
If a line must end with a dollar sign for some other reason, ask the software to interpret the dollar sign by placing a backslash ( – Escape) preceding the dollar sign.
Updated
ByJason Lee
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