Gunnar wrote :
>"Geir Magnusson Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> #set $foo = "woogie"
>> \$foo => $foo
>> \$bar => $bar
>>
>So what about escaping the backslash itself ? Let's say I want the
>following output by accessing $foo :
>"\woogie"
That's true.
No coffee nor focuse yet on my end, but ->Proposal : when you want to escape
a valid reference or directive, put the \ between the ( '$' | '#' ) and the
indentifier :
$\foo
#\foreach
That should work... then you can do \$foo with nary aforethought.
geir
