use \010
ref p.183 of bbedit user manual ( http://pine.barebones.com/manual/BBEdit_9_User_Manual.pdf
) under "In Replacement Patterns":
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You may use a leading zero; for example, if in your replacement
pattern you want the first backreference followed by a literal
“1”, you can use “\011”. (If you use “\11”, you will get
the 11th backreference, even if it is empty.)
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On Mar 11, 2010, at 2:14 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Grep. How do I escape the number 0 in a replacement string if \0 is
already reserved?
I need to immediately follow \1 with a literal 0 and don't know how
to do that.
Thanks.
Ken
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