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Feature Request: Support raw string literal #141
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Hello @cesaryuan , Thank you for reporting, we will look very soon at this one. Best Regards, Jon |
Hello @cesaryuan , Just to update you, it will take us a little bit more time than expected due to work overload. But this one is definitely something that we hope to release soon. Best Regards, Jon |
Thanks for your attention! |
Just want to know the progress 😊 |
Hello @cesaryuan , Sorry for the long reply; I was on vacation. There is currently no update for this one. I hope we will eventually get it done, but at this moment, our backlog is still too full to add it. Best Regards, Jon |
Hello @cesaryuan , I have good news for you ;) We just release the As you will see in our release notes, we added the full support of Raw string literals and Interpolated raw string literals This was surely harder than I initially thought, but it should have worked out great. Keep in mind you can also use them within our library with single quote to make it easier to read/write. You can see your example here: https://dotnetfiddle.net/P8uoqs If you have the chance to test it, let us know if everything is working. Best Regards, Jon |
Hi, is it impossible to implement the Raw string literal syntax imported in C# 11.
It is very useful with multiple line strings with quotes and brackets. Here is an example:
It is obvious that the raw string literal syntax is cleaner and more concise. Hope you can consider it, thanks!
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