[Obo-owltools] Issue 43 in owltools: x-simple.obo files produced by oort lack escapes

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New issue 43 by dosu...@gmail.com: x-simple.obo files produced by oort lack  
escapes
http://code.google.com/p/owltools/issues/detail?id=43

When making a release with oort,  the *-simple.obo files produced lack  
escape characters found in the original

e.g.

comment: Pre-synaptic terminals were assessed by labelling with a  
UAS-Synaptotagmin reporter (P\{UAS-HA-syt}) [FBtp0015803]. The  
identification of dendrites and axons was done using a UAS-Dscam  
(P\{UAS-Dscam.exon17.1.GFP}) [FBtp0021447] or a UAS-tau  
(P\{UAS-tau-lacZ.O}) [FBtp0010033] reporter, respectively (Morante and  
Desplan, 2008). Cell connectivity in the lamina was determined by analysis  
of semi-automated EM reconstruction of 749 serial sections of 21 complete  
lamina cartridges. The number of synaptic connections for Lawf  
(presynaptic/postsynaptic) in a single lamina cartridge with each cell type  
was the following: R1 (1/1), R2 (3/-), R3 (1/-), R6 (1/-), L1 (1/-), L2  
(7/-), L3 (17/-), L5 (1/-), Lai (24/-), T1 (1/-), C2 (3/-), C3 (2/-), Lawf  
collaterals (5) and epithelial glia (6/-) (Rivera-Alba et al., 2011).

comment: Pre-synaptic terminals were assessed by labelling with a  
UAS-Synaptotagmin reporter (P{UAS-HA-syt}) [FBtp0015803]. The  
identification of dendrites and axons was done using a UAS-Dscam  
(P{UAS-Dscam.exon17.1.GFP}) [FBtp0021447] or a UAS-tau (P{UAS-tau-lacZ.O})  
[FBtp0010033] reporter, respectively (Morante and Desplan, 2008). Cell  
connectivity in the lamina was determined by analysis of semi-automated EM  
reconstruction of 749 serial sections of 21 complete lamina cartridges. The  
number of synaptic connections for Lawf (presynaptic/postsynaptic) in a  
single lamina cartridge with each cell type was the following: R1 (1/1), R2  
(3/-), R3 (1/-), R6 (1/-), L1 (1/-), L2 (7/-), L3 (17/-), L5 (1/-), Lai  
(24/-), T1 (1/-), C2 (3/-), C3 (2/-), Lawf collaterals (5) and epithelial  
glia (6/-) (Rivera-Alba et al., 2011).