Re: Write multiple backslashes
| From: | Danny | Date: | Wed, 08 Mar 2017 13:40:47 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Write multiple backslashes | ||
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As a matter of interest I got it solved using 8 backslashes ... one would think
that 1 backlash will escape 1 more backlash, but it doesn't. Somehow 8
backlashes did the job ... don't ask me how ...
$IGNORE_TMP=^(\\\\\\\\*.*\\\\\\\\*)$
Thank you for everyone's input ...
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> I'm no regard expert but don't you have to escape it for each one?
> Something like $second_rexexp = "ignore_tmp=^(\\\\*.*\\\\*)$";
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> I could be way off base though...
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> Yes that's true but only because it is a double quoted string, meaning
> backslashes are treated as escape sequences.
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> You could also just use a single quoted string.
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> $second_regexp = 'IGNORE_TMP=^(\\*.*\\*)$';