Microsoft/TypeScript
Ver no GitHubTemplate string downlevel to ES5 escapes more Unicode characters than necessary
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#10.498 aberto em 23 de ago. de 2016
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Description
TypeScript Version: 1.8.10
Typescript compiles template strings with Unicode characters incorrectly.
Code
var test1: string = 'test'; // Normal string (only English)
var test2: string = `test`; // Template string (only English)
var test3: string = 'тест'; // Normal string (Cyrillic)
var test4: string = `тест`; // Template string (Cyrillic)
Expected behavior:
There should be no significant difference in string representation, no matter language they are using. Since this is Unicode anyway. You can see expected behavior on standard, singleline strings. This behavior I would consider normal, expected.
var test1 = 'test'; // Normal string (only English)
var test2 = "test"; // Template string (only English)
var test3 = 'тест'; // Normal string (Cyrillic)
var test4 = "тест"; // Template string (Cyrillic)
Actual behavior:
Multiline (template) strings with none-English characters becomes encoded.
var test1 = 'test'; // Normal string (only English)
var test2 = "test"; // Template string (only English)
var test3 = 'тест'; // Normal string (Cyrillic)
var test4 = "\u0442\u0435\u0441\u0442"; // Template string (Cyrillic)
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