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on init literate_macro(message(#l# & "ordinal is #n#")) on "Foo", "Fee", "Faa" end on
will result in:
on init message("Foo" & "ordinal is #n#") message("Fee" & "ordinal is #n#") message("Faa" & "ordinal is #n#") end on
Additionally, if we put #l# inside the string, it won't compile at all, will throw a syntax error (whereas this works fine with normal macros):
#l#
on init literate_macro(message("#l# ordinal is #n#")) on Foo, Fee, Faa end on
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Fix #n# not being replaced inside strings when using inlined l/iterat…
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…e_macro Fixes nojanath#306
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…e_macro (#359) Fixes #306
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will result in:
Additionally, if we put
#l#
inside the string, it won't compile at all, will throw a syntax error (whereas this works fine with normal macros):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: