4.6 Special Script Codes: Embedding Hex Codes and Unicode

XPOZ allows integer values to be entered as hex codes. This is done by prepending 0x to the hex code. For example, 0x20 is equivalent to the integer 32. The script assignment looks like this:

  int privileges = 0x20;

XPOZ also provides for using Unicode^* strings in scripts. This is done by having the first two characters of the string be 0x. Everything following the 0x must be valid Unicode characters, with the low-order byte first. A script assignment looks like this:

  inputStr = "0x43004e003d00fe34f0fefff9a7fffe792e00";