Thanks Alan! This sounds great.
On 4/5/2019 5:49 PM, Alan Malloy wrote:
Hello again, amber-spec-experts. I plan a follow-up of my recent
records report, this time looking at sealed types (from the same
proposal). This time, I am seeking suggestions before I get started.
In particular, for rec
Hello again, amber-spec-experts. I plan a follow-up of my recent records
report, this time looking at sealed types (from the same proposal). This
time, I am seeking suggestions before I get started. In particular, for
records, it was easy to find @AutoValue classes: they have a well-defined
annotat
Indeed so. While many languages have been content to treat ML as a
special case of raw, there's something somewhat odd and forced about
lumping them together. Of course, splitting has its overheads too --
but I think there is a path here to identifying the right dimensions of
parameterization
On 4/5/2019 7:15 AM, Jim Laskey wrote:
Following example works as expected:
public class Test {
public static void main(String... args) {
String result = """
public class Main {
public static void main(String... args) {
> String Tapas - serving (1)
I’m hungry already !
> Sated: multi-line embedded snippets of many languages (JSON, HTML, XML)
> without any (or minimal) escaping
> Sated: fat strings get fat delimiters
> Sated: One rule for escaping across all strings
The “one rule” thing is a pretty big deal. W
String Tapas - serving (1)
I created a new amber branch “string-tapas” for delivery of Multiline String
Literal.
This repo now contains the implementation of Brian’s (1) which is a multiline
string literal using triple double quotes as a delimiter. I also added
String::align method until we ha
