Is there a good way to create multi-line strings in ISL? For example,
instead of producing output in the form
(list
"(* 11
"
" 22
"
" 33
"
" 44
"
" 55)
")
[where here I've padded the strings out to 80 characters to force the
Racket printer to produce each string on a separate line.]
I'd like to have a program that produced the output
(* 11
22
33
44
55)
preferably without quotations. When I put things like #\n #\newline or #\r
in the middle of a string, ISL prints them out like #\n, #\newline, or #\r.
Any ideas? What have I overlooked?
--Mitch
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