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Turning the entire file into a single line really doesn't seem like a solution. Now foo(1, bar, false) print("Hello, world") flag = true shows up in you
by wool_gather 6y ago
Turning the entire file into a single line really doesn't seem like a solution. Now
foo(1, bar, false)
print("Hello, world")
flag = true
shows up in your grep output, and not in a particularly helpful rendering.
- moonchild 6y agoNo? That just merges continuation lines. So if your original file is foo(1, \ bar, \ false) print("Hello, world") flag = \ true Then the postprocessed output is: foo(1, bar, false) print("Hello, world") flag = true And your grep output is just foo(1, bar, false)
- wool_gather 6y agoSorry, what language are we talking about that has escaped line continuations for expressions like that?
- moonchild 6y agoC