representing a literal single slash
Jonathan Claggett
hellen at claggetts.net
Sat Sep 14 22:28:02 EDT 2002
Here is an easy question (I'm hoping).
I'm trying to process a string so that all doubled up backslashes (\\)
are replaced with a single backslash (\).
The obvious approach doesn't work since a single backslash can't end a
string:
str = str.replace('\\', '\') # broken
So, how does one represent a literal single slash? unicode or hex
values perhaps?
Thanks,
Jonathan
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