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[Python-Dev] PEP 292, Simpler String Substitutions

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Oren Tirosh wrote:
> 
>...
> No need for double backslash. No need for a special string prefix either
> because \( currently has no meaning.

I like this idea but note that \( does have a current meaning:

>>> "\("
'\\('
>>> "\(" =="\\("
1

I think this is weird but it is inherited from C... So it would take
time to phase this in. First we have to warn about \( and then give
people time to find instances of it and change them to \\(. Then we
could introduce a new meaning for it.

 Paul Prescod

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