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x = <<EOT
bar
EOT
EOT
EOTTT
EOT;
EOT
EOT
x = <<EOT #whitespace and comment here
bar
EOT
# error:
# x = <<EOT foo
# EOT
x = <<EOT
EOT
# following prints:
#blah
#foo
#bar
x = <<EOT1,<<EOT2,<<EOT3
blah
EOT1
foo
EOT2
bar
EOT3
puts x
# following prints:
#blah
#foo inner foos
#
#bar
puts <<EOT1, <<EOT2, <<EOT3
blah
EOT1
foo #{ "inner " + x = <<EOT5
foos
EOT5
}
EOT2
bar
EOT3
puts <<'EOT1'
cup<\t>
EOT1
puts <<'EOT1 blah'
cup<\t>
EOT1 blah
puts <<"EOT1 blah"
cup<\t>
EOT1 blah
puts <<"EOT1-bar", <<' EOT2', <<-"EOT3".upcase, <<-'EOT4'
really cool cup <\t>
EOT1-bar
one more cup <\t>
EOT2
space-indent-ended heredoc here "\t"
EOT3
one more space-indent-ended heredoc here "\t"
EOT4
puts "---------"
x = <<"EOT".downcase() << "FOO" + "BAR" + <<"GOO"
A
FOO
B
EOT
C
GOO
puts x
puts "---------"
def foo(a,b)
yield
"[#{a} #{b}]"
end
# block must be on the same line (next line is part of heredoc)
puts x = foo(<<"FOO", <<"BAR") { puts "BLOCK" }
foofoo
FOO
barbar
BAR
# puts <<-" space"
# doesn't work because lexer eats all whitespace and then doesn't see a space as a part of heredoc-end token
# space
# no whitespace following <<:
#puts << "EOT1 blah"
#cup<\t>
#EOT1 blah
#error:
#x = <<EOT1,
#
# <<EOT2,
# <<EOT3
#blah
#EOT1
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