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An other option is just use single single quotes in that case ( str: 'asdf "qwer" zxc'). But adding escape support makes sens too. I'll check if it brakes something, and if not I'll integrate it.
On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 9:41 PM, Craig Lindley notifications@github.com wrote:
The application I am writing uses a lot of strings. In this app I need to embed double quotes in other strings. I need to do things like: ""Hello World""
To this end I made the following change to core.frt
: eschr ( char -- char ) \ read next char from stdin dup [ char: \ ] literal = if drop key case [ char: r ] literal of 13 endof [ char: n ] literal of 10 endof [ char: t ] literal of 9 endof [ char: \ ] literal of 92 endof [ char: " ] literal of 34 endof \ CAL EESCAPE throw endcase then ;
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The application I am writing uses a lot of strings. In this app I need to embed double quotes in other strings. I need to do things like: "\"Hello World\""
To this end I made the following change to core.frt