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From: Juergen W. <wie...@fr...> - 2005-11-14 10:00:35
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Hans-Bernhard Broeker wrote: > Juergen Wieferink wrote: > This is clearly a non-documented, completely surprising feature. If > that doesn't qualify it as a bug, I don't see what could. If you define "non-documented, completely surprising feature" as a bug, then it's indeed a bug. > > The behaviour you show is exactly the same as raw strings in > > python. [With the exception that gnuplot silently terminates strings > > at the end of the line.] Really. Backslashes are used as escape > > characters and nevertheless taken into the string. > > Not at the same time they aren't. It's either-or. Either your in a > double-quoted string, then backslashes are used as escape characters, or > you're in a single-quoted string, then they're kept as they are. It's > as simple as that --- or at least it's supposed to be. The latter. But how should one know that. I agree it should be fixed, though. Juergen |