Strings

HDC has four ways to type text, each suited to a different situation:

Command	Behavior
`STRING <text>`	Types the text exactly as written. No newline afterward.
`STRINGLN <text>`	Types the text, then presses Enter.
`FAST_STRING <text>` (Pro)	Types text using batched HID key codes instead of the standard path — a Pro-tier feature for very high WPM injection, well beyond normal typing speed.
`STRING_BLOCK … END_STRING`	Types several source lines as one continuous line — each inner line has its leading whitespace stripped and the newlines between them are ignored, so the whole block comes out as a single line with no Enter presses in between or at the end.

Example of each

strings.hdc


STRING Hello
REM ^ types, no Enter afterward

STRINGLN Hello
REM ^ types, then presses Enter

FAST_STRING Hello
REM ^ Pro: same result, very high WPM

STRING_BLOCK
This block spans three source lines
but types as one continuous line
with no Enter presses.
END_STRING

FAST_STRING is a Pro feature — it exists to push typing speed far above what STRING / STRINGLN can do, at the cost of the OS having less time to keep up with each keystroke.