Urgent: "\" in strings?
Kevin Digweed
Kevin.Digweed at dial.pipex.com
Tue Aug 8 06:05:55 EDT 2000
Briefly, each '\ooo' sequence is actually a single byte represented as a
3-digit octal number.
See http://www.python.org/doc/current/ref/strings.html for more info.
Nick Bower wrote:
>
> I'm messing with PIL, and the only way I can see to get a palette out of
> an image returns a string such as:
>
> '\000\000\001\002' etc
>
> which is not that weird until you do a s[0] and it returns:
>
> '\000' instead of '\
>
> How do I convert this string to numbers?
>
> PS - Sorry about the urgency - got a presentation tomorrow and this is
> the final link in getting my demo working. :(
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