gh-135676: Lexical analysis: Reword String literals and related sections #135942
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Co-authored-by: Stan Ulbrych <[email protected]>
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Thanks! This was linked into the PEP 750 documentation TODO list so I took a look. I have one comment as it relates to t-strings; the rest of the changes are broader in scope, so I'll leave it to others to comment. (FWIW, I like the reorganization here!)
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| Also note that literal concatenation can freely mix raw strings, | ||
| triple-quoted strings, and formatted or template string literals. |
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Literal concatenation can freely mix raw strings, triple-quoted strings, and formatted or template string literals.
With the recent steering-council approved update to PEP 750, this is no longer true; Template/str concatenation of any form (including literal) is now prohibited.
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(Thanks! Looks like we overlapped here; we have a t-string literal section in the draft PEP 750 documentation PR too. Easy merge, though.)
Hopefully this PR is not too big. I can split it up if that would make it easier to review.
The f-string section is untouched here; a stub is added for t-strings. I'll look at those next.
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