prompt string, which I assume is there on purpose. Unfortunately, it
seems that when run through modern gcc's cpp, as at least Dragonfly's
current X resources processing pipeline apparently does, cpp treats
this as backslash-newline and splices on the next line, which causes
everything to go wahooni-shaped.
As a hack/workaround, insert a blank line after this line, so if the
next line does get spliced on it won't break things.
Reported by Artem Falcon.
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