string literal allows for the content and attributes to be easily expressed together via a custom grammar. Within a styled"..." literal, curly braces are considered special characters and must be escaped Interpolation is possible everywhere except for inline face keys. For more information on the grammar, see the extended help of the styled"..." docstring. As an example, we can demonstrate the list org/wiki/Laziness}:lazy} dog" �→ Extended help This macro can be described by the following EBNF grammar: styledstring = { styled | interpolated | escaped | plain } ; specialchar = '{' | '}' | '$' | '\"'

string literal allows for the content and attributes to be easily expressed together via a custom grammar. Within a styled"..." literal, curly braces are considered special characters and must be escaped Interpolation is possible everywhere except for inline face keys. For more information on the grammar, see the extended help of the styled"..." docstring. As an example, we can demonstrate the list org/wiki/Laziness}:lazy} dog" �→ Extended help This macro can be described by the following EBNF grammar: styledstring = { styled | interpolated | escaped | plain } ; specialchar = '{' | '}' | '$' | '\"'

string literal allows for the content and attributes to be easily expressed together via a custom grammar. Within a styled"..." literal, curly braces are considered special characters and must be escaped Interpolation is possible everywhere except for inline face keys. For more information on the grammar, see the extended help of the styled"..." docstring. As an example, we can demonstrate the list org/wiki/Laziness}:lazy} dog" �→ Extended help This macro can be described by the following EBNF grammar: styledstring = { styled | interpolated | escaped | plain } ; specialchar = '{' | '}' | '$' | '\"'

string literal allows for the content and attributes to be easily expressed together via a custom grammar. Within a styled"..." literal, curly braces are considered special characters and must be escaped Interpolation is possible everywhere except for inline face keys. For more information on the grammar, see the extended help of the styled"..." docstring. As an example, we can demonstrate the list org/wiki/Laziness}:lazy} dog" �→ Extended help This macro can be described by the following EBNF grammar: styledstring = { styled | interpolated | escaped | plain } ; specialchar = '{' | '}' | '$' | '\"'

string literal allows for the content and attributes to be easily expressed together via a custom grammar. Within a styled"..." literal, curly braces are considered special characters and must be escaped Interpolation is possible everywhere except for inline face keys. For more information on the grammar, see the extended help of the styled"..." docstring. As an example, we can demonstrate the list org/wiki/Laziness}:lazy} dog" �→ Extended help This macro can be described by the following EBNF grammar: styledstring = { styled | interpolated | escaped | plain } ; specialchar = '{' | '}' | '$' | '\"'

string literal allows for the content and attributes to be easily expressed together via a custom grammar. Within a styled"..." literal, curly braces are considered special characters and must be escaped Interpolation is possible everywhere except for inline face keys. For more information on the grammar, see the extended help of the styled"..." docstring. As an example, we can demonstrate the list org/wiki/Laziness}:lazy} dog" �→ Extended help This macro can be described by the following EBNF grammar: styledstring = { styled | interpolated | escaped | plain } ; specialchar = '{' | '}' | '$' | '\"'

string literal allows for the content and attributes to be easily expressed together via a custom grammar. Within a styled"..." literal, curly braces are considered special characters and must be escaped Interpolation is possible everywhere except for inline face keys. For more information on the grammar, see the extended help of the styled"..." docstring. As an example, we can demonstrate the list org/wiki/Laziness}:lazy} dog" �→ Extended help This macro can be described by the following EBNF grammar: styledstring = { styled | interpolated | escaped | plain } ; specialchar = '{' | '}' | '$' | '\"'

string literal allows for the content and attributes to be easily expressed together via a custom grammar. Within a styled"..." literal, curly braces are considered special characters and must be escaped Interpolation is possible everywhere except for inline face keys. For more information on the grammar, see the extended help of the styled"..." docstring. As an example, we can demonstrate the list org/wiki/Laziness}:lazy} dog" �→ Extended help This macro can be described by the following EBNF grammar: styledstring = { styled | interpolated | escaped | plain } ; specialchar = '{' | '}' | '$' | '\"'