docs(plan): double-quoted strings as sugar for [ '...' ]#37
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Co-authored-by: Jayson Harshbarger <Hypercubed@users.noreply.github.com>
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Double-quoted tokens use the same unescapeString pipeline and per-character pushes as single-quoted literals (no implicit 0). Add Deno compile tests and a TAP .ffp suite under ff/lib/string/__tests__. Co-authored-by: Jayson Harshbarger <Hypercubed@users.noreply.github.com>
Emit BRA, per-character pushes (same as single-quoted), then KET so "hi" is a quotation; eval matches bare 'hi'. Accept standalone [ and ] tokens so [ 'hi' ] tokenizes like the sugar form. Update Deno IR tests, TAP tests (seq= vs [ 'hi' ], eval vs chars), and plan implementation status. Co-authored-by: Jayson Harshbarger <Hypercubed@users.noreply.github.com>
Go: compile "..." as BRA + per-char pushes + KET; accept [ and ] tokens. Add compiler tests mirroring TS behavior. Racket: lex double-quoted strings (STR-DQ), standalone [ ] (BRA/KET); share ff-unescape with single-quoted strings. Extend brag grammar and compile/ runner/expander macros for STR-DQ and brackets. Update string plan implementation status. Co-authored-by: Jayson Harshbarger <Hypercubed@users.noreply.github.com>
Expand "..." at tokenize time to '[', Unicode code units as integers, and ']', matching other compilers' BRA/push/KET shape. - python/execute.py, ruby/execute.rb: tokenizer flat_map expansion - dart/bin/dart.dart: tokenize() same expansion Add small verification scripts (python test_double_quote_tokenize.py, ruby test_double_quote_stdout.rb, dart run tool/check_double_quote.dart). Update string plan implementation list. Co-authored-by: Jayson Harshbarger <Hypercubed@users.noreply.github.com>
…enizer Keep "..." as a single string token from tokenize(); prepend [ char-codes ] to the queue when run() processes it. Update plan doc and Python self-check. Co-authored-by: Jayson Harshbarger <Hypercubed@users.noreply.github.com>
Remove string expansion from tokenize(); handle "..." in ev() like Python/Ruby by prepending [ code-unit tokens ] to the queue. Update check script and plan doc. Co-authored-by: Jayson Harshbarger <Hypercubed@users.noreply.github.com>
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Dart (updated)
tokenize(): whitespace-only split (RegExp(r'\s+')), no string rewriting.ev(): when a token is a double-quoted string ("..."), prepend['[', ...code unit strings..., ']']viapushFrontQueueAll(same model as Python/Rubyrun()).Check:
cd dart && dart run tool/check_double_quote.dartOther runtimes unchanged from prior PR commits (TS/Go/Racket compilers; Python/Ruby expand in
run()).