Broken parsing of triple-quoted strings in arrays

[bugreport1234]

I've got a toml file like this:

x=["""hello
world"""]

This looks like valid toml to me. However parsing it with the library gives the result:

>>> with open("test.toml") as file:
...     x = toml.load(file)
...
>>> x
{'x': ['h']}

It seems the string is just completely cut off after the first character. Changing the string content sometimes results in other cutoffs:

x=["""this is a test
"""]

results in:

{'x': ['this is a ']}

I'm using Python 3.6.1 and toml github master on windows.

[uiri]

Hi,

Thank you for the bug report. I think this is a duplicate of #113. Do you still get this issue with Python on Windows if you use Unix (\n) rather than Windows/DOS (\r\n) linebreaks?

[bugreport1234]

Yes, replacing \r\n with \n (or even just \r) doesn't change the output, the string is still cut off.

[bugreport1234]

I also just tested this on linux, and get the same bug, the string is cut off as well.

[uiri]

Cool. I've verified this bug. Arrays don't seem to like multiline strings.

[gaborbernat]

@uiri any plan to fix this?

[JulienPalard]

I can reproduce it with toml 0.10.0:

>>> toml.loads('foo=["""foo\nbar"""]')
{'foo': ['']}

[rudy-6-4]

Could be linked to #204, but the fix '#293' for #204 will not work on this case.