Should we combine multiple print statements to save chars?
Becomes:
If we have more than 2 new lines \n, perhaps use [[...]] form if it's more efficient?
Only risk is where we have deliberately placed a command sequence that relies on being at the end of a print statement. Only one I can think of is when writing a stream of bytes, e.g.
?"foo⁶!5600⁸⁸⁸"
?"bar⁶!5700⁶⁶⁶"
-- must not concatenate.
Should we combine multiple print statements to save chars?
Becomes:
?"foo\nbar"If we have more than 2 new lines
\n, perhaps use[[...]]form if it's more efficient?Only risk is where we have deliberately placed a command sequence that relies on being at the end of a print statement. Only one I can think of is when writing a stream of bytes, e.g.