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The only cases where a backslash should usually be found in a double-quote string are before \, ${, n and t. Any other use of \ in a double-quote string will swallow the backslash, and is likely unintentional. A common case is in regexes: nix "\." is equivalent to ".", though that's not likely to be what an expression author means! Thus, I'd suggest highlighting any such backslashes in a conspicuous fashion.
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The only cases where a backslash should usually be found in a double-quote string are before
\
,${
,n
andt
. Any other use of\
in a double-quote string will swallow the backslash, and is likely unintentional. A common case is in regexes: nix"\."
is equivalent to"."
, though that's not likely to be what an expression author means! Thus, I'd suggest highlighting any such backslashes in a conspicuous fashion.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: