Symbian path with special characters in C ++

When you get Symbian, you find that the path names of the Symbian file are all connected in this way. I think about the escape character problem, another example of the code of the file system we are reading today is to check whether a row has been read. It is useless to check '/R'. It is also an issue to take a good look. Find the following content on the Internet:

 

An escape character is a character used to indicate special characters and non-printable characters. For example, "/" indicates that the escape character starts. to display it, use "//". For another example, the linefeed "/N" is a control character that cannot be displayed and is used to implement the line feed function. As for how to use it, because the escape character is a character, it can be used anywhere where it is used. It can be used either in a single character or in a string.

The following are special characters:

/B: Roll Back: one row backward

/F: Form feed

/N: line feed, cursor to the beginning of the downstream line

/R: Press enter and move the cursor to the beginning of the line.

/T: horizontal tabulation

/V: vertical tabulation

//: Backslash

/': Single quotes

/": Double quotation marks

/? : Question mark

/DDD: three octal nodes

/Xhh: two-digit hexadecimal format

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