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Comment #3 on issue 184 by [email protected]: handeling ascii characters
http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=184
Ah, the issue is that there are too few backslashes in your string.
"var a = {fn:'test\\050data', ln:'failed'}; a.fn + '-' + a.ln;"
is a C++ string literal in which the \\ will result in only one backslash -
therefore, the code that is evaluated
as JavaScript code is:
var a = {fn:'test\050data', ln:'failed'}; a.fn + '-' + a.ln;
which means that the \050 is an escape sequence in the JavaScript string
literal which will be interpreted as the
character '('.
You should use \\\\050 in the C++ string literal to get two backslashes in
the code that is evaluated as JavaScript
code.
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