> [\n\ -> \n" conversion] > Did these actually fix anything? No, but they can create problems for you, which is why I do them <wink>: if I'm doing "real work" on a module and find that mechanical issues are proving to be a non-trivial distraction, I try to check in the mechanical edits first, so they don't get mixed up with the real work. Ironic: my current editor understands Python's triple-quoted strings better than the Emacs python-mode does, but doesn't understand backslash continuation of strings at all. I did \n\ -> \n" even before, though, as the text doesn't line up right for the eyeball when only the first line of a continued string has a leading ".
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