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Idiom # 48: Multi-line string literal
Idiom # 48: Multi-line string literal
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Code
s := ("Strings extending over several lines are currently not well supported\n" + "in Fuzion. They can be constructed out of several shorter strings\n" + "that are concatenated using 'infix +'. Line feeds are inserted using\n" + "a backslash followed by an 'n', i.e, '\\n'. Additionally, the string\n" + "has to be enclosed in parentheses since operator expressions are\n" + "limited to one line.\n")
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Running Example
ex48 is s := ("Strings extending over several lines are currently not well supported\n" + "in Fuzion. They can be constructed out of several shorter strings\n" + "that are concatenated using 'infix +'. Line feeds are inserted using\n" + "a backslash followed by an 'n', i.e, '\\n'. Additionally, the string\n" + "has to be enclosed in parentheses since operator expressions are\n" + "limited to one line.\n") say s
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last changed: 2024-07-01
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