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Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw"
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Richard M. Stallman |
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Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw" |
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Sun, 10 Jul 2005 01:19:33 -0400 |
No. There is no escaping whatsoever, nor is there a delimiter. The 4
before the H is a character count. And H stands for "Hollerith code",
the punch card predecessor of "ASCII code".
Another advantage of 4H^.*\n is that you can join the 4H club.
However, it won't fit in Emacs Lisp, because it can't be parsed
backwards.
- Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw", (continued)
Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw", Sean O'Rourke, 2005/07/09
Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw", Markus Gritsch, 2005/07/09
- Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw", David Kastrup, 2005/07/09
- Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw", Lennart Borgman, 2005/07/09
- Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw", David Kastrup, 2005/07/09
- Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw",
Richard M. Stallman <=
- Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw", Sean O'Rourke, 2005/07/10
- Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw", David Kastrup, 2005/07/10
- Re: Is there any way to have a string literal that is read "raw", Richard M. Stallman, 2005/07/11