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I can't find where in the docs indicates that \ escapes special characters.
For example in react jsx, in order to get inline custom props to work, you need \ in front of closing curly braces.
This emmet expression:
div[style={{padding: '0px'\}}]
Translates to:
<divstyle={{padding: '0px'}}></div>
I am assuming this works for escaping any special character, but I can't find any mention of this in the docs.
I searched "literal", "special", "expression", "regex" and "escape" in the cheatsheet with no results. Escaping a special character is a common use case so this should be covered in the docs.
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I can't find where in the docs indicates that
\
escapes special characters.For example in react jsx, in order to get inline custom props to work, you need
\
in front of closing curly braces.This emmet expression:
Translates to:
I am assuming this works for escaping any special character, but I can't find any mention of this in the docs.
I searched "literal", "special", "expression", "regex" and "escape" in the cheatsheet with no results. Escaping a special character is a common use case so this should be covered in the docs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: