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Treat # or ; as an inline comment delimiter by default, and only require
quoting when a value legitimately contains those characters:
SPEED = 1000 # max rapid speed
MY_VAR = "value with # in it"
Agree. Could see a need for a escape character for " character otherwise not
possible to add this character to string.
I think this is syntax that is commonly used
MY_VAR = "value with \" and # in it"
Continuation lines can coexist with this just fine: if a line ends with
\, continue to next line. Otherwise, # or ; starts a comment. No
conflict there. But is this even something that is supported? I have not
seen it in configurations or in the docs.
\ is what is used in C macros defined with #define so agree with this syntax. Same
for string quotation with " and this
is good.
Nicklas Karlsson
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