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Escape sequence
Hi,
I have got an application through which an user will submit an address like "c:\tuser\abc". This application calls a script and passes the address to the scripts positional parameter say $1. So $1 should contain "c:\tuser\abc", but when $1 is echoed the "\t" and "\a" are interpreted to escape sequence 'tab' and 'bell'. I cannot ask the user to enter the address in any other format. Please let me know how to resolve this issue. TIA, Puspendu |
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