Closed Orasund closed 2 years ago
I just shot myself in the foot. I wrote something like
Elm.string "(\\a -> a)"
and got
"(\a -> a)"
which throws an error, because \a is not a valid character!
\a
So what I would have expected was to get
"(\\a -> a)"
instead.
Can't reproduce. I'm closing the ticket until I find a code snippet that properly showcases the bug
I just shot myself in the foot. I wrote something like
and got
which throws an error, because
\a
is not a valid character!So what I would have expected was to get
instead.