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Lele Gaifax
Hi all,
I'm using Python 3.3, and I was surprised to realize that it does not
support the old Python 2 syntax ur"literal-raw-unicode-strings".
Is there any trick to write such literals in a Python2+3 compatible
source?
Is there a rationale behind the invalid syntax or is it just a glitch?
thanks in advance,
bye, lele.
I'm using Python 3.3, and I was surprised to realize that it does not
support the old Python 2 syntax ur"literal-raw-unicode-strings".
Is there any trick to write such literals in a Python2+3 compatible
source?
Is there a rationale behind the invalid syntax or is it just a glitch?
thanks in advance,
bye, lele.