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Hi all, I just committed a change to tokenizer.py to enable multi-line string literals, that is string constants using the "\<newline>"sequence to span two or more lines, i.e.: var str = "this is \ a multi-line \ string" The tokenizer also "normalizes" such string literals (i.e. it removes the "\<newline>" sequences) before they are passed to the rest of the compilation process, so that if the same string appears both in multi-line and in single-line form it can be optimized into a single reference. Cheers, Alessandro |
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