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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2005-11-13 21:01:37
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>>> Nevertheless, so far as I can tell from testing, versions >>> 3.7, 4.0, and 4.1 all behave the same way. >>> Why is it suddenly a bug now, but not for the past 10 years? >> >> It was always a bug, but nobody noticed. > > I thought so, too, when I first noticed this behaviour two months > ago. But then, why is it a bug? Where do the docs say what > backslashes do in single quoted strings? The current single quoted > strings work very much the same way as "raw strings" do in python. > Nevertheless, it seems counterintuitive to me. It should at least > be documented. > > As a side note: If the current behaviour is changed, patch [1289725] > "handling double quotes in gnuplot-mode" will be outdated (and I > wouldn't know how to fix it). There is no change to behaviour: this works: X 'C:\tmp' this not: X 'C:\' where X is set title or cd or whatever else. --- PM |