Yasuhiro Matsumoto wrote:
> > Well, that's the other way around, using a backslash as the second byte.
> > I think we should handle that when the first byte is found, thus
> > skipping over both the bytes. I thought the patch looks at the
> > backslash. Or does the backslash actually need escaping? Then another
> > location might also need to be changed.
>
> This patch skip tail byte of multibyte. When '\' or '"' is found, it will be
> escaped with backslash. When lead byte of multibyte is found, it should be
> copied and be skipped tail byte of the multibute.
> Then, this patch is possible to be written like following also.
Thanks, this looks better.
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