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We have /^.*\/foo\/bar.*$/ now which leads to leaning toothpick syndrome.
/^.*\/foo\/bar.*$/
Clojure uses #"^.*/foo/bar.*$".
#"^.*/foo/bar.*$"
We can't use that because it would be a yaml comment a most of the time.
We can use \#"^.*/foo/bar.*$" though.
\#"^.*/foo/bar.*$"
We could also use \"^.*/foo/bar.*$".
\"^.*/foo/bar.*$"
Python has ``r"^./foo/bar.$"so we could use\r"^./foo/bar.$"`.
so we could use
I like \r"..." because we could later make other kinds of strings with other letters.
\r"..."
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We have
/^.*\/foo\/bar.*$/
now which leads to leaning toothpick syndrome.Clojure uses
#"^.*/foo/bar.*$"
.We can't use that because it would be a yaml comment a most of the time.
We can use
\#"^.*/foo/bar.*$"
though.We could also use
\"^.*/foo/bar.*$"
.Python has ``r"^./foo/bar.$"
so we could use
\r"^./foo/bar.$"`.I like
\r"..."
because we could later make other kinds of strings with other letters.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: