C++ multiline string raw literal

Question

We can define a string with multiline like this:

const char* text1 = "part 1"                     "part 2"                     "part 3"                     "part 4";  const char* text2 = "part 1\                      part 2\                      part 3\                      part 4"; 

How about with raw literal, I tried all, no one works

std::string text1 = R"part 1"+                     R"part 2"+                      R"part 3"+                     R"part 4";  std::string text2 = R"part 1"                     R"part 2"                      R"part 3"                     R"part 4";  std::string text3 = R"part 1\                       part 2\                        part 3\                       part 4";  std::string text4 = R"part 1                       part 2                        part 3                       part 4"; 

Answer 1

Note that raw string literals are delimited by R"( and )" (or you can add to the delimiter by adding characters between the quote and the parens if you need additional 'uniqueness').

#include <iostream> #include <ostream> #include <string>  int main ()  {     // raw-string literal example with the literal made up of separate, concatenated literals     std::string s = R"(abc)"                      R"( followed by not a newline: \n)"                     " which is then followed by a non-raw literal that's concatenated \n with"                     " an embedded non-raw newline";      std::cout << s << std::endl;      return 0; }