An example of this would be
big_string = \
%(
this is a really big multi line string that
has embedded "double quotes" and 'single quotes'
%)
the resulting string would be equivalent to
big_string = \
'this is a really big multi line string that \n' +\
'has embedded \"double quotes\" and \'single qoutes\''
but would be a lot easier to type and read. And as an extra bonus,
it would generate code that was much more efficient.
The idea is that between the %( and %) you could type anything you
wanted without having to escape anything except an embeded %).
So, what do you think? (as if I really need to ask :)
--Don
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