Closed anka-213 closed 5 years ago
Currently, escaped quotation marks within strings are interpreted as the end of a string. For example, if show gave this:
Foo "hello \" world!"
The parser would give back:
> parseExprs "Foo \"hello \\\"world!\"" ([Other "Foo ",StringLit "hello \\",Other "world!",StringLit ""],"")
instead of the expected
([Other "Foo ",StringLit "hello \\\" world!"],"")
Would be great if you could push 2.2.0.1 to hackage to include this fix. :)
@dminuoso Pushed it to Hackage!
https://hackage.haskell.org/package/pretty-simple-2.2.0.1
Currently, escaped quotation marks within strings are interpreted as the end of a string. For example, if show gave this:
The parser would give back:
instead of the expected