I've come across a strange problem working backwards with stripslashes after running 
addslashes.  I take a string like:

"\t\4"

and run it through addslashes, the result is:

\\t\\4

After grabbing this data from the database and running 'stripslashes', the data comes 
out as:

"\t"

without the \4, for some reason stripslashes always removes any combination of \ and a 
number.  Does anybody know a way around this or can maybe provide some insight about 
why this is happening? 

Thank you!!!
- Scott

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