Closed orivej closed 11 years ago
~S binds *print-escape* to T, and for any backslash resulting from %js outputs two backslashes, effectively escaping the backslash. Using ~A fixes this.
~S
*print-escape*
%js
~A
On a side note, how strong is the reason to escape characters outside the ASCII range?
how strong is the reason to escape characters outside the ASCII range?
This allows to not think about the encoding.
~S
binds*print-escape*
to T, and for any backslash resulting from%js
outputs two backslashes, effectively escaping the backslash. Using~A
fixes this.On a side note, how strong is the reason to escape characters outside the ASCII range?