Re: multilines strings "a la python"

Ulrich Neumerkel <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnu.prolog.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Jose:
> Unfortunately that text contains extra spaces which are not removed so that
> is not a solution in general. Would ISO allow using `...` as multiline
> string delimiter?

What is the use case for having significant spaces at the end of a
line *and* the need to see the text structure verbatim.  This is
certaintly not the text of a programming language where only trailing
spaces are not significant except for continuation lines in strings.

The syntax of back quoted string (* 6.4.7 *) is defined already.  So
if you want an extension using them you have to use that syntax and
maybe only recognize a subset of it as a valid extension.  The syntax
is essentially the same of the double quoted list tokken (* 6.4.6 *)
and quoted token (* 6.4.2 *).
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