Michal Duda wrote:
> is any equivalent to perl "quotemeta" function in python?
s = re.escape(s)
> I know that I can use this on string: r'\\test'
> but I need to do this on the variable
your example is a string literal, which isn't really the same thing as
a RE pattern in Python.
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Hi,
is any equivalent to perl "quotemeta" function in python?
I know that I can use this on string: r'\\test'
but I need to do this on the variable
Thanks in advance
Michal
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Xah Lee wrote:
#strings are enclosed in double quotes quotes. e.g.
a="this and that"
print a
#multiple lines must have an escape backslash at the end:
b="this\n\
and that"
print b
#One can use r"" for raw string.
c=r"this\n\
and that"
print c
#To avoid the backslash escape, one can use triple doubl
