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QuasiQuoter for multiline interpolated string.

[qm| foo {b:a:r:""}
   \ baz |] -- "foo bar baz"

Symbols that could be escaped:

• \ - backslash itself (two backslashes one by one: \\) [qm| foo\\bar |] -- "foo\\bar"
• Space symbol at the edge (to put it to the output instead of just ignoring it) [qm| foo\ |] -- "foo " or [qm|\ foo |] -- " foo"
• Line break \n (actual line breaks are ignored)
• Opening bracket of interpolation block \{ to prevent interpolation and put it as it is [qm| {1+2} \{3+4} |] -- "3 {3+4}"

Works just like qm but without interpolation (just multiline string with decorative indentation).

[qn| foo {b:a:r:""}
   \ baz |] -- "foo {b:a:r:\"\"} baz"

Interpolation blocks goes just as text:

[qn| {1+2} \{3+4} |] -- "{1+2} \\{3+4}"

qm + b (line-Breaks)

[qmb| foo
      {b:a:r:""}
      baz |] -- "foo\nbar\nbaz"

Keep in mind that this example:

[qmb|
  foo
  bar
|]

Won't produce "foo\nbar\n" nor "\nfor\nbar\n" but "foo\nbar", it means it separates "between" the lines not by edges.

qn + b (line-Breaks) Works just like qmb but without interpolation.

[qnb| foo
      {b:a:r:""}
      baz |] -- "foo\n{b:a:r:\"\"}\nbaz"

Keep in mind that this example:

[qnb|
  foo
  bar
|]

Won't produce "foo\nbar\n" nor "\nfor\nbar\n" but "foo\nbar", it means it separates "between" the lines not by edges.

qm + s (Spaces)

[qms| foo
      {b:a:r:""}
      baz |] -- "foo bar baz"

Keep in mind that this example:

[qms|
  foo
  bar
|]

Won't produce "foo bar " nor " for bar " but "foo bar", it means it separates "between" the lines not by edges.

qn + s (Spaces)

Works just like qms but without interpolation.

[qns| foo
      {b:a:r:""}
      baz |] -- "foo {b:a:r:\"\"} baz"

Keep in mind that this example:

[qns|
  foo
  bar
|]

Won't produce "foo bar " nor " for bar " but "foo bar", it means it separates "between" the lines not by edges.