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Interpolated strings ('this is {interpolated}') are compiled to JS that uses EG's internal ENODE function. Would it be possible to compile to ES6 template strings instead or is there a reason why you don't do this?
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Single quote strings used to compile to % documents (ENode) (they still do inside %, for example if you write: b % 'Hello {i % world}'). Then I changed it because it didn't seem useful enough, but I went the lazy route and just slapped .toString() after the original output. Compiling to ES6 template strings would be a good idea, it just requires a few changes to a few files to do it. I'll get around to it.
Interpolated strings (
'this is {interpolated}'
) are compiled to JS that uses EG's internal ENODE function. Would it be possible to compile to ES6 template strings instead or is there a reason why you don't do this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: