Quote from xchellx on August 27, 2019, 1:55 am

In VisuaNeoWin, various symbols are used for various things in the NeoBook language, for syntax and such. Things like ", [, ], and |. There are also things like carriage return, line feed, and tab that interfere with strings that have to be one line due to syntax.
VisualNeoWin works around this by using special syntax for ASCII characters, using the numeric code that represents an ASCII character. With this, you can practically print any character without interfering with the syntax of the language.
VisuaNeoWin usually does this for you but sometimes you'll run into a situation where you have to do it manually.

The syntax for putting an ASCII character by its numerical code is [#<INSERT_NUMBER_CODE_HERE>]. An example is the double-quote character " which is [#34].

Here are some examples provided by VisualNeoWin's help topic:

" [#34]
[ [#91]
] [#93]
| [#124]
Carriage Return [#13]
Line Feed [#10]
Tab [#9]

 

Here are tables of ASCII characters from http://www.asciitable.com:
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