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I am still ambivalent about this. On the one hand I have a strong sense that "key = value;" is a statement that needs a terminator. On the other hand, it makes things more uniform to have only a single separator. I think I just need to get used to the comma, and then I will not mind so much. But let's see.
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24 lines
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{
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name = "Begonia rex",
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// The string literal should be preserved verbatim, even though its
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// indentation would place other items further to the right.
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water_remark = "Keep the soil evenly moist,
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water again when it is dry to the touch.",
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note = "
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The comment in the previous field already forces it to be tall, and the hard
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break becomes irrelevant. This string is forced tall because of the hard
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break inside it.",
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}
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# output:
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{
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name = "Begonia rex",
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// The string literal should be preserved verbatim, even though its
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// indentation would place other items further to the right.
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water_remark = "Keep the soil evenly moist,
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water again when it is dry to the touch.",
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note = "
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The comment in the previous field already forces it to be tall, and the hard
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break becomes irrelevant. This string is forced tall because of the hard
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break inside it.",
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}
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