Wrongly parsed String expression

[SimonDanisch]

I wasn't able to build a minimal example (like always with parsing errors?! )
But Julia insisted that there is an ERROR: syntax: unexpected end
The place was consistently at that one end of some method, even though that I moved the code around and un-commented stuff.
The real error was this though:

#same file, at the beginning (probably never moved the "end method" before this)
let shader_cache = Dict{(GLenum, Vector{Uint8}), GLuint}() 
    function test()
        get(shader_cache, "s") do 
            error("shader $shadername didn't compile. \n$(getinfolog(shaderid)") # <- one bracket missing
        end
    end
end

Tested: Windows: 0 day master, 0.3.5, Ubuntu: 0.4 some days old.

Best,
Simon

[JeffBezanson]

$ parses until it has a full expression, so this looks like an interpolated expression with a " in it. There is no way to know that the " is intended to close the string, unless we disallow quotes inside interpolated expressions. String interpolation just sucks; nothing new there.

[SimonDanisch]

Ah yeah, this makes sense, as the "end method" was the first to use strings.
Still can't build a minimal example though!
I always get ERROR: LoadError: syntax: incomplete: invalid string syntax with the correct line number (at least to the correct function), which is way better!