Closed rougeth closed 6 years ago
Strings are interpreted as Unicode strings in Python 3, in cases like handlers.regex('\d+', numbers) (docs/handlers.rst) the \ is treated as an escaped Unicode character. In this cases, raw string must be used.
handlers.regex('\d+', numbers)
\
Strings are interpreted as Unicode strings in Python 3, in cases like
handlers.regex('\d+', numbers)(docs/handlers.rst) the\is treated as an escaped Unicode character. In this cases, raw string must be used.