detects multi string first instead of normal string, Nested_Lexer#130
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@christophkloeffel I have approved the pull request, but unfortunately you need to to a rebase first before GitHub can merge it. |
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@christophkloeffel, there are some merge conflicts. Could you please have a look? Thanks! |
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If I understood it correctly, it would make more sense to first detect the multi string.
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startswith('"')method used before does also detect a multi string as normal.Basically the triple double quoted string version was not taken into account, so it had to be adapted to that.
fixes #129