Hi,
I was confused that why fmt "%#v" and "%#q" of string value have different
result.
fmt.Printf("%#q\n", `%#q: "c:\x\y\z"`)
fmt.Printf("%#v\n", `%#v: "c:\x\y\z"`)
fmt.Printf("%#q\n", "%#q cannot sharp because has [``] ")
fmt.Printf("%#v\n", "%#v cannot sharp because has [``] ")
// `%#q: "c:\x\y\z"`
// "%#v: \"c:\\x\\y\\z\""
// "%#q cannot sharp because has [``] "
// "%#v cannot sharp because has [``] "
The Go syntax style fmt "%#v" do not use raw string literals style.
Which makes the string field prints not easy to read.
eg filepath: "%#v: \"c:\\x\\y\\z\""
Ally
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