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Is your idea that that would always work? Like: s := "Hello world".; -- equivalent to "Hello world\n" Or only in `print`? If only in `print`, then you've su
by Jtsummers 1y ago
Is your idea that that would always work? Like:
s := "Hello world".; -- equivalent to "Hello world\n"
Or only in `print`? If only in `print`, then you've suddenly made a context-sensitive grammar. And if the former, just use "Hello world\n" instead, since the tokenizer already supports that.
- keithnz 1y agoI think the point is to add the correct end of line depending on OS.
- kouteiheika 1y agoThe correct end of line is always '\n'. Even Windows' Notepad supports it nowadays. I will gladly die on this hill. :P