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As for now, quote characters are being removed from the argument values using replace(...) call. Yet, in certain use cases, they may appear inside. Typically, when a special character should not be treated as one, some kind of escaping is required (like prefixing it with \). A similar solution could be considered here.
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There's a similar quoting-related issue with using braces (curly brackets) with default indexed argument placeholders syntax. There, instead of introducing rather tricky quoting logic, an alternative syntax (positional arguments, see #25) has been introduced.
A similar approach could be adopted here. Since there's a way to use a different quoteCharacter, implementing escaping logic feels unnecessary.
As for now, quote characters are being removed from the argument values using
replace(...)
call. Yet, in certain use cases, they may appear inside. Typically, when a special character should not be treated as one, some kind of escaping is required (like prefixing it with\
). A similar solution could be considered here.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: