In multiline string, is there a way to add newline in literal but not in string itself? I realize it...

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[nimtiazm]

In multiline string, is there a way to add newline in literal but not in string itself? I realize it’s possible to do

""" …\n """.replace("\n", "")

but i’m looking for a better way

[Shawn A]

If you are using it a lot create an extension function out of it.

[Shawn A]

https://pl.kotl.in/ac6vwaMCz

[nimtiazm]

so there’s no way other than replacing

\n

[rustyrazorblade]

What else would you want it to do?

[Benjamin Charais]

Could you provide some more examples of what you mean?

[nimtiazm]

what i mean to ask is, do we have something similar to trimMargin which omit margin chars.

[nimtiazm]

i’m already using an extension method. was only wondering if i’m missing something that’s already available in stdlib

[Benjamin Charais]

If I am understanding correctly there’s the option to x.trimMargin("\\n")