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  • docs/users_guide/exts/stolen_syntax.rst
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         :ref:`discussion on quasi-quoting <quasi-quotes-list-comprehension-ambiguity>`
    
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         for details.
    
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    -``$(``, ``$$(``, ``$varid``, ``$$varid``
    
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    +``$(``, ``$$(``, ``$varid``, ``$$varid``
    
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         .. index::
    
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            single: Template Haskell
    
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         Stolen by: :extension:`TemplateHaskell`
    
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    -``[varid|``
    
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    +``[varid|``
    
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         .. index::
    
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            single: quasi-quotation
    
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         Stolen by: :extension:`QuasiQuotes`
    
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    -⟨varid⟩, ``#``\ ⟨char⟩, ``#``, ⟨string⟩, ``#``, ⟨integer⟩, ``#``, ⟨float⟩, ``#``, ⟨float⟩, ``##``
    
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    +⟨varid⟩``#``, ⟨char⟩``#``, ⟨string⟩``#``, ⟨integer⟩``#``, ⟨float⟩``#``, ⟨float⟩``##``
    
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         Stolen by: :extension:`MagicHash`
    
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     ⟨integer⟩, ``#(Int|Word)(8|16|32|64)?``
    

  • docs/users_guide/exts/template_haskell.rst
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     -  A quasi-quotation can appear in a pattern, type, expression, or
    
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        declaration context and is also written in Oxford brackets:
    
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    -   -  ``[varid| ... |]``, where the "..." is an arbitrary string; a full
    
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    +   -  ``[varid| ... |]``, where the "..." is an arbitrary string; a full
    
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           description of the quasi-quotation facility is given in
    
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           :ref:`th-quasiquotation`.
    
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