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When I have strings like this, currently I find myself doing something like var foo = "<foo>" + Environment.NewLine + " <bar>" + Environme

by LandR 5y ago

When I have strings like this, currently I find myself doing something like var foo = "<foo>" + Environment.NewLine + " <bar>" + Environment.NewLine + " <quax>" + Environment.NewLine + "</foo>"; This would fix stuff like this nicely, but it's horrible syntax I think.

Deukhoofd 5y ago
That would also not be a compile time constant, which would probably be desired in cases like that.
- tremon 5y ago
  Why would it not be a compile-time contant? Can't every compiler worth its salt evaluate constant expressions at compile time nowadays?
  - Deukhoofd 5y ago
    Environment.NewLine depends on the machine it's ran in, not on the compiler, so at best it can only evaluate it at runtime.