Could we use the closing """
position instead of counting the spaces for each line? It would strip as many spaces as before closing """
. If it went past any non-space character it would be compile error.
I’d love tabs to be a compiletime error also.
EDIT:
Seems like Java 14 forces \s*\n
on opening triplequote, e.g. these don’t work:
""" test """
""" test
"""
This does:
"""
test"""
I like this because it makes handling of first line easier. We just ignore it…
I don’t like it strips trailling whitespace though. It has its usecases like Markdown, where space at end of line is significant!
Try here https://tryjshell.org/
In summary, these would be nice:
- force blanks+newline after opening triplequote
- force newline+blanks before closing triplequote
- use closing triplequote as index of how many spaces to remove