If I have the following:
[%
a = 'this problem will cost me $50 million to fix';
b = 'WARNING: _err_';
b.replace('_err_', a);
%]
producing:
ERROR: this problem will cost me million to fix
What trick am I missing to fix without a manual escape of \$50 ?
I've tried things like:
b.replace('_err_', "\\Q$a\\E");
without luck. I guess I want a quotemeta vmethod like b.replace('_err_',
a.quotemeta) but is there a builtin way?
Cheers, Travis
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