Hello Stephan.
I’ve deleted this message and open an issue on the DataFrames package.
I’ve mistaken and write() behave properly (I think).
But I think there’s still a problem with the writetable() for single
backslashes. You can find a detailed explanation here :
https://github.com/JuliaStats/Da
Oh God, you're right, I don't know if I'm more ashamed or mad to have lost
so much time on that, thank you very much anyway!
Le mardi 8 septembre 2015 16:11:44 UTC+2, Joshua Ballanco a écrit :
>
> I think you’re just seeing the REPL printing the String object, which
> represents backslashes as e
I think you’re just seeing the REPL printing the String object, which
represents backslashes as escaped. Printing the result should clarify things:
julia> replace("my_beautiful_string", "_", "\\_")
"my\\_beautiful\\_string"
julia> println(replace("my_beautiful_string", "_", "\\_"))
my\_beautiful
Hi all,
I'm trying to do a simple thing, adding a backslash before every underscore
in a string, ex: my_beautiful_string should become my\_beautiful\_string.
To do that, I tried:
julia> replace("my_beautiful_string", "_", "\_")
"my_beautiful_string"
julia> replace("my_beautiful_string", "_", "\
