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But wouldn’t you have to account for the possibility that those separators exist in the content your working with, putting you back at square one in terms of es
by zachrose 7y ago
But wouldn’t you have to account for the possibility that those separators exist in the content your working with, putting you back at square one in terms of escaping?
- kec 7y agoThat's entirely the point: 0x1C and 0x1E should never actually appear in "normal" text unless someone has explicitly put them there, which is not necessarily true of , \t or \n.