If the goal is to create a syntax that allows tools to recognize names in
strings, there is a simple solution which requires tool changes only, for
example:
raise Exception('The field ' + ((('size'))) + ' must be a positive integer
in ' + ((('Sample.widget'))))
Python already treats triple parenthesized strings properly and all you
need to do is modify tools to recognize that syntax. It's even backwards
compatible, visually striking, and doesn't prevent compile-time string
folding.
--- Bruce
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