Template string support in Python formatting#2973
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bartbroere wants to merge 2 commits intopygments:masterfrom
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Template string support in Python formatting#2973bartbroere wants to merge 2 commits intopygments:masterfrom
bartbroere wants to merge 2 commits intopygments:masterfrom
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This PR is no longer necessary, also implemented in #3009 |
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Python 3.14 adds support for template strings. The syntax of t-strings is the same as that of f-strings, so it's relatively easy to format it properly.
I didn't rename the name of the state, nor create different states for f-strings and template strings. I could do that if it's preferred.