Hi, > For example, having a chunk of the macro text turn into a > string > literal because someone passed in '" as part of an argument is > not > likely to be desirable. If you intended that part of the macro > text to become a string literal, then you would have had '" in > the > macro text. [Shalom] Consider the case where you want to pass in a string literal which contains ". You do have `" in the macro text, but you want the literal to contain ". > You might want to be able to pass in `\`" to get a \" into a > string > being built with `". But I'm not clear why \" can't be used, > or > why `\`" was needed in the first place. [Shalom] I think that is exactly the example in the LRM. \" is used in a $display format specification. But if you enclose \" (instead of `\`") inside `" pairs, then you get back to the problem of `" followed by ". ShalomReceived on Tue Mar 21 07:33:08 2006
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