I mean a string composed of tokens. You can't do say parseExpr{a * x + b} which
in D just syntax highlights everything normal even inside the {}. parseExpr"a *
x + b" requires the editor to treat everything between "a * x + b" as untyped,
untokenized string characters.It's really a very minor quibble though. Nim has statement macros, which work in much the same way.
