Strictly, you could not just omit the quotes around York. Then it would not be a valid expression, which the BNF in principle requires. See Mantis 1333. Shalom > Something similar came up recently with a user, but involving a > macro > argument. As an example: > > `define foo(a) `"New a Mets`" > > `foo("York") > > After expansion, this results in `" followed by ", which is > what you > were asking about. In this example, you could just omit the > quotes > around York. Apparently in the original example, the argument > string > included commas. Leaving the quotes off would cause the > argument to > be treated as multiple comma-separated arguments.Received on Tue Mar 21 07:10:26 2006
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