Use multiline string where appropriate

[sole]

Declaring the function code for FIREPLAY_CSS should be better done using a multiline string so the code is not in a one very long line. See here for an example.

[nicola]

The issue with that is that Firefox console will accept that only if it is given in that form. So, I am basically pre-processing it. Not sure how I should be doing that.

This will have low priority for a bit.

[nicola]

Unless by multiline string you mean.. literally have the same thing in multi-line.

[sole]

Oh I hadn't realised the console limitation, which makes sense. What about having the multiline string and split it by "\n" and join it with spaces before sending to the console? :)

[fwenzel]

You can also do a tuple like this:

'\n'.join((
    'hello',
    'is it me',
    "you're looking for?"))

[nicola]

That is ugly writing down some javascript code. What I am going to do is probably put that in a different file and load it and replace('\n', '\\n')

[fwenzel]

Good idea actually.

In [1]: open('blah.js').read()
Out[1]: "ohai\nis it me\nyou're looking for"

[nicola]

Oh yes, correct. I won't be on this soon, there is async to fix now.