Closed BlankCanvasStudio closed 2 years ago
The space in between \ and \n causes the tokenizer to not treat the \ as an independent and removable character, like it would if there were no space. Bash treats these as the same so it makes sense for the parser to do so as well
The space in between \ and \n causes the tokenizer to not treat the \ as an independent and removable character, like it would if there were no space. Bash treats these as the same so it makes sense for the parser to do so as well