Add cmdline option to quote and keep multi-line strings #67
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Specifying the -quote options forcibly disables multiline strings. In some cases it is nice to have normally quoted singleline strings as well as multiline strings. Add a new cmdline option '-ml' that results in multiline strings in addition to normally quoted singleline strings.
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Specifying the -quote options forcibly disables multi-line strings. In some cases it is nice to have normally quoted single-line strings as well as multi-line strings.
Add a new cmdline option '-ml' that results in multi-line strings in addition to normally quoted single-line strings.