Yingjie Lan writes:
> Clearly dynamic strings are much more powerful,
> allowing arbitrary expressions inside. It is also
> more terse and readable, since we need no dictionary.
...
> On the implementation, I would suppose new
> syntax is needed (though very small).
I don't think you need any new syntax to implement this.
You can use a syntax like Dynamite("Hello, $world$") now,
similar to fraction.Fraction:
>>> Fraction(3,4) + 1
Fraction(7, 4)
No special syntax there, yet it can be done.
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