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Consistent use of language-specific tags makes it easier for tools to switch to a dedicated foreign-language parser when they encounter a tagged raw literal. T
by brandmeyer 5y ago
Consistent use of language-specific tags makes it easier for tools to switch to a dedicated foreign-language parser when they encounter a tagged raw literal. The host language just provides the capability through arbitrary matchup, but its still up to users and tool authors to use them consistently. SQL is just one example. Embedded shader programs, XML (fragments), and Protobuf literals are other possibilities.