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According to the documentation, a string literal of s'\\' should produce a single backslash, given that you have to escape backslash as a special character. The result of this should be "\\". Something seems off in the lexer where the escaped backslash is being literally interpreted, and the output becomes "\\\\".
Example
.nope = s'\\' --> "\\\\"
Version
Tested on the latest version as of this writing, version = "0.19.0"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem
According to the documentation, a string literal of
s'\\'
should produce a single backslash, given that you have to escape backslash as a special character. The result of this should be"\\"
. Something seems off in the lexer where the escaped backslash is being literally interpreted, and the output becomes"\\\\"
.Example
.nope = s'\\'
-->"\\\\"
Version
Tested on the latest version as of this writing,
version = "0.19.0"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: