From: Eric Hodel <drbrain@...7.net>
Date: 2003-01-20T07:34:43+09:00
Subject: Re: String literals


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Radek Hnilica (Radek@Hnilica.CZ) wrote:

> 	Hello,
>=20
> I'm not very experienced in ruby, and can't found how to write long
> multiline string literals without variable expanding.  I know that I
> can use:
>=20
> 	"literal"
> 	'literal'
> 	%Q{literal}
> 	%q{litaral}
> 	var =3D <<EOF
> 	...
> 	EOF
>=20
> but the last one, multiline, is there only in "" (expanding) variant.
> Is there unexpanding ('') variant of the multiline string literal.

Don't forget that with %Q and %q you can use any non-alphanum char as the s=
tart-end delimiter %^_^ # =3D> "_"

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