You can do something like this:
USING: multiline ;
SYNTAX: [[ "]]" parse-multiline-string suffix! ;
SYNTAX: [=[ "]=]" parse-multiline-string suffix! ;
SYNTAX: [==[ "]==]" parse-multiline-string suffix! ;
[[ asdf]] [=[ asdf]=] [==[ asdf]==]
Lua-style or magic strings can contain any payload. You can't nest triple
quotes inside a triple quote string.
The downside right now is that lua-style strings are not directly supported
by the parser and need a space before the payload.
Cheers,
Doug
On Mon, May 15, 2017 at 8:13 AM Alexander Ilin <ajs...@yandex.ru> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Did we ditch the """ string syntax at some point? I was using it for
> something, and now it no longer woks:
>
> : xml-file-prefix ( ItemCount -- string )
> """<Session><Hostname Remote="0" RemoteHost="\\\\HOST-00012-2"><Server
> Name="SaabTankRadar.TankServer.1" Connected="1" GroupCount="1"><Group
> Name="Group_56ce178_1" Active="-1" ReqUpdateRate="1000" TimeBias="0"
> PercentDeadband="0.00" Connected="2" ItemCount="%d">""" sprintf ;
>
> Do I have to escape all the quotes now, or is there a better way?
>
> Could someone tell me the commit number so that I could revert it for my
> repo? I tried searching for """ on github, but it doesn't support that kind
> of search query.
>
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