Hi,
I'm wondering whether "Here Document" was ever discussed to be a
standard JavaScript feature? If there was, could someone point me to
the thread? I know that ES4 draft had triple-quote string literal, but
was that notation abandoned completely?
Now that WebGL 1.0 is out, but it's very cumbersome to have to write
<script type="x-shader/x-fragment"> in the HTML and do textContent.
Khronos has announced that they are going to work on WebCL, so I think
Here Document will be appreciated by many JS programmers.
As a note, at the moment, we have below ways to write multi-line
texts.
"a\n"+"b\n"+"c"
["a", "b", "c"].join("\n")
"a\
b\
c"
(function(){/*a
b
c*/}).toString().replace(/^.*?\n/,'').replace(/\n.*?$/,''); // not on
SpiderMonkey
<>a
b
c</>.toString(); // only in SpiderMonkey
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