Re: literal newlines in @result{} strings

[Juri Linkov]

> They return strings which contain newlines.  You can write a newline
> in a string either with a newline, or with `\n'.  So it is meaningless
> to argue about which one they return.

What I mean is that printed representation of the result of evaluation
(which is displayed in the echo area, or inserted into the buffer) contains
a literal newline instead of `\n'.  So after evaluating examples from
the manual users will see different results when examples of output
contain `\n' in the manual, and the real displayed output contains
literal newlines.

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Juri Linkov
http://www.jurta.org/emacs/