Re: CC Mode multi-line strings [Was: Adding Vala support]

Hi Alan!

>
> No problem!  My guess is that inside the @" string, there are no escape
> characters.  So "\u0063" stands for the six characters \ u 0 0 6 3
> rather than the single unicode c.  If that's the case, then this isn't a
> problem with C# Mode or CC Mode.
>

Hmm, that might be true, however I think there still is a problem
somewhere.

For example:

```
var x = "Hello, \"World\"";
```
In this case, `Hello, \"` is fontified as a string, then `World \"` has
no fontification, then, the last `"` has a warning face, then at last,
the `;` is fontified as a string.  This will cause the next expressions
to be fontified as strings as well, possibly rendering the whole file as
a string.  It seems to make no difference if the string is preceeded
with a `@`.  It seems like escaping quotes is not working properly
somehow.

What am I missing :)?

All the best,
Theo!