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+AD4- Date: Tuesday, October 24, 2023 at 7:43 PM

+AD4- Chances are I missed this earlier, but in the case of a raw literal, how is a literal +ACIAewAi- or +ACIAfQAi- given?
+AD4- It looks as though that could be the only special case here, where escaping would just be +ACIAXAB7ACI- or +ACIAXAB9ACI-.
+AD4- Am I correct here?

The +ACI-escaping+ACI- of braces is purely for the format-string syntax handling, not string-literals themselves.

So you don't use +ACIAXAB7ACI- to +ACI-escape+ACI- braces in a raw-string - you keep using double-braces to escape them, regardless of it being a raw or non-raw string.


I.e., this raw-string:

FR+ACI-(name+AD0AewB7-foo+AH0AfQ-)+ACIAOw-

Is identical to this non-raw-string:

F+ACI-name+AD0AewB7-foo+AH0AfQAiADs-

Which produces this interpolated output:

std::format(+ACI-name+AD0AewB7-foo+AH0AfQAi-)+ADs-

Which ultimately generates this in a std::string:

+ACI-name+AD0Aew-foo+AH0AIg-


Whereas both of these:

FR+ACI-(name+AD0Aew-foo+AH0-)+ACIAOw-
F+ACI-name+AD0Aew-foo+AH0AIgA7-

Produce this:

std::format(+ACI-name+AD0AewB9ACI-, foo)+ADs-


-hadriel