Escape directive is a template directive that is used to prevent other template directives from being
compiled within the template compiler engine. This means that other directives that stay within this directive
will be displayed normally as a text string rather than being executed as a directive.
The escaping of directives is done through the escape or comment directive @()@.
An example of its usage is shown below:
commenting
Example: Escaping Directives
@(@domurl())@
From the sample above, the entire directive is being escaped by the commenting directive. Directives that stay
within the comment will be escaped from being rendered within the application. The returned string will be equivalent
to the text below: