Introduce Literal attribute type #13
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thank you for your contributions. could you also provide the relevant unit tests for them? |
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@emicklei I've now changed it to |
Literal allows clients to circumvent golang's string escaping logic.
Before this commit, it was impossible to left- or right-justify text, as
the escape sequences \l and \r were escaped to \\l and \\r by printf("%q").
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RawString allows clients to circumvent golang's escape logic.
Before this commit, it was impossible to left- or right-justify text, as
the escape sequences \l and \r were escaped to \l and \r by printf("%q").