bug#58847: closed (Patch to properly parse c++11 multiline strings)

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regarding Patch to properly parse c++11 multiline strings
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--- Begin Message --- Subject: Patch to properly parse c++11 multiline strings Date: Fri, 28 Oct 2022 16:13:42 -0400

Hello - 
I’m happy user of emacs and ebrowse feature. Recently I noticed that ebrowse 
does not work for multi-line strings in c++. 
The r-string parsing is on also for c files, but it does not matter since c 
does not have r strings. 

ebrowse_rstring.patch
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> > Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2022 23:28:46 -0500
> > Cc: 58847@debbugs.gnu.org
> > From: Jan Stranik <jan@stranik.org>
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> > Eli -
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> > it took a while for the paperwork to land, but the assignment is now 
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> Thanks, I installed the patch, and I'm closing the bug.
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> In the future, please try to follow our style better; you can examine
> the changes I made by looking at what I actually committed.  That
> includes the commit log message as well, which was missing from the
> original patch.  You can find more guidance in the file CONTRIBUTE in
> the Emacs source tree.
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