Fix problem with heredoc parsing \n as newlines, not as literal string#1131
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Fix problem with heredoc parsing \n as newlines, not as literal string#1131cseufert wants to merge 1 commit intoglayzzle:mainfrom
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Hmm, I don't have any intuition on this. Might be worth checking how this is handled in https://github.com/nikic/PHP-Parser? |
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I am trying to fox #1130 however need some help with this one, for the prettier plugin we want to keep the original intent, and not parse the \n as a newline, so we can rebuild the original string in the output.
Do I create a special AST token for \n in a HEREDOC, or should ignore the \n as a special case, and parse it as a regular string?