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The polymorphic printer for strings does not print out escape characters like \n. Instead it uses the \x0a form. Here's a demonstration:
\n
\x0a
fn main() { #error("%?", "foo\nbar"); }
displays rust: ""foo\x0abar""
rust: ""foo\x0abar""
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The polymorphic printer for strings does not print out escape characters like
\n
. Instead it uses the\x0a
form. Here's a demonstration:displays
rust: ""foo\x0abar""
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: