Doubtful. If the code is as close to C as xpadmin states, the computer will throw an error, because apostrophes are meant for single characters whereas quotation marks are meant for words and phrases.

It's a parsing issue, and how the parameter get's parsed by the code.

The function they are using, might be set to accept talk.s="<parameter>"
where the " is being used, like a switch, to tell when the parameter opens, and when it closes.

So in:
talk.s='<parameter>'
the figurative switch on/off is simply not there.

What might work best, is within the talk.s logic. Look for two 's to cover to "

So
talk.s="Did you like the movie ''Deep Throat''?"
would convert '' to "
and become: Did you like the movie "Deep Throat"

Bascally converting the two single quotes, into one double quote.

In PHP or Javascript, ActionScript you can do ' or ".
It differs for the parsing of the variables or some special characters (like carriage return etc.)

I was not aware of this particularity on C language.

Thanks for the explanation

I can't remember if I ever got around to asking this, but will it be possible to script in basic shapes/polygons (with collision) similar to how you can draw rectangles, circles, etc in Java without the need of a third party tool?

Secondly, how do you use the "talk.s" function if there is more than one girl present?

So basically, 3.0 update will contain all of the features that are listed in the first post of this thread? Am I understanding correctly?

That would be correct.

If you wish for more information, check out the list of version 3 previews.

Will 3.0 Version have 3rd-view ?
I really keen on tentacle story but I cant play in your 1st-view which I try on the demo. I feel the same headache when I play Skyrim in 1st-view
Sorry about my English

Yes.
See the video posted in this thread.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3307

What is/are the line(s) of scripting code to make a character shake her hands as per the "girl dislikes you blowjob simulation" video?