Op 2019-07-04 om 15:47 schreef Ben Grasset:
On Thu, Jul 4, 2019 at 9:35 AM Marco van de Voort
<f...@pascalprogramming.org <mailto:f...@pascalprogramming.org>> wrote:
New magic characters in the scanner. Yeah. Really nice (NOT!)
It's not magic. It's exactly the same thing as the single quote
currently is, but denoting multi-line strings specifically.
On Thu, Jul 4, 2019 at 9:35 AM Marco van de Voort
<f...@pascalprogramming.org <mailto:f...@pascalprogramming.org>> wrote:
const
singleline = ' accidentally not terminated;
// lots of lines
singleline2 = ' `this is a legal string with backticks`';
You clearly do not understand how it works, still. That would not /
does not compile, because the first string, which is *single-line as
it always has been*, is indeed unterminated. You'd get "string exceeds
end of line."
You clearly didn't read the message fully. It is not about compiler/not
compile, but in the case of not compile what the error is and where.
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