[Syntax lookup] Add doc for explicit string interpolation
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Probably a mistake from my side for defining it as a The older formats like j`` should not be used anymore anyways. |
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File should be called language_string_interpolation.mdx
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| id: "explicit-string-interpolation" | |
| id: "string-interpolation" |
| id: "explicit-string-interpolation" | ||
| keywords: ["string", "interpolation"] | ||
| name: "``" | ||
| summary: "This is the explicit `string` interpolation syntax." |
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| summary: "This is the explicit `string` interpolation syntax." | |
| summary: "This is the `string interpolation` syntax." |
| category: "languageconstructs" | ||
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| An explicit `string` interpolation is composed of two backticks. It works like JavaScript's backtick string interpolation without the need to escape special characters. |
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| An explicit `string` interpolation is composed of two backticks. It works like JavaScript's backtick string interpolation without the need to escape special characters. | |
| A `string interpolation` is composed of two backticks. It allows unicode characters and embeddable values and expressions with the special `${myValue}` syntax. |
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That's so cool! Thanks. Small tip: If there are comments with suggestions, you should be able to just accept a change on Github's UI to automatically commit the diff. That's easier than trying to copy/paste the diff yourself :-) |
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Another proposal for #162