Closed michael-kenzel closed 2 years ago
When faced with character literals that contain escape sequences, --print-ast fails to correctly escape these escape sequences before printing them out, resulting in output that is not valid Artic.
--print-ast
for example:
print_char('\n');
will be turned into
print_char(' ');
Is this fixed? Can this issue be closed?
I think so
I just ran into this again, so I'm afraid it doesn't seem to be fixed…
When faced with character literals that contain escape sequences,
--print-ast
fails to correctly escape these escape sequences before printing them out, resulting in output that is not valid Artic.for example:
will be turned into