/* --------------------------------------------------------------------- 
**  Figure 13.9:  String literals and string output.
** --------------------------------------------------------------------- 
*/
#include "tools.h"   
                           
void main( void )                                                   
{   
    string s1 = "String demo program.";
    string s2 = "Print this string and ring the bell.\n";

    puts( s1 );  
    printf( "\t This line prints single ' and double \" quote marks.\n" );       
    printf( "\t %s\n%c", s2, '\a' );

    puts( "These two quoted sections " "form a single string literal.\n" );   
    printf( "You can break a format string onto several lines if you end \n" 
            "each line with a quote and begin the next line with a quote.\n"  
            "You may indent the lines any way you wish.\n\n" );

    puts( "This\tstring\thas\ta\ttab\tcharacter\tafter\teach\tword.\t" ); 
    puts( "Each word on the line above should start at a tab stop. \n" ); 
    puts( "This puts()\n \t will make 3 lines of output,\n \t indented.\n" );

    printf( " >>%-35s<< \n >>%35s<< \n", 
            "left justified, -field width", "right justified, +field width" );       
    printf( " >>%10s<< \n\n", "not enough room?  Field gets expanded" );       
}