Hi All
I did
echo ord ("\n");
which return 10
so I tried to do this with no success
echo addcslashes ("hello\nworld", "\10");
returning: "hello newline world"
while doing:
echo addcslashes ("hello\nworld", "\9");
returned me what I wanted: "hello\nworld" which mean the string hold
"hello\\nworld"
Its look like a bug, ord say" /n = 10 while addsclashes replace /n using /9
as ASCII value.
What is the list opinion ?
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