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[23:52:12] <bluemanblue> how do you deal with backslash not parsing when its in a string expression?
[23:52:36] <bluemanblue> ie   Lam v exp = {s = "(" ++ v.s ++ "b" ++ exp.s ++ "c" ++ ")" } ;
[23:53:35] <bluemanblue>  works fine but gives a syntax error when loading into gf Lam v exp = {s = "( \" ++ v.s ++ "b" ++ exp.s ++ "c" ++ ")" } ;