Core Function Unescape

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Unescape( <expression> )
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Unescape( <expression>, <custom> )
 
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The string to use.
 
The string to use.
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==== custom ====
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Optional; A string containing characters to be escaped instead of unescaping everything.
  
 
=== Return Value ===
 
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=== Example ===
 
=== Example ===
  
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Unescape everything
 
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say Unescape(@"\m\n\t\\");// Prints: mnt\
 
say Unescape(@"\m\n\t\\");// Prints: mnt\
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Unescape only \t and \n
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say Unescape(@"\nHello\tTest\p \Ok", "tn");
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// Prints: nHellotTest\p \Ok
 
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Revision as of 15:42, 13 September 2013

Unescape( <expression>, <custom> )

Contents

Description

Remove all escapes from a string.

Parameters

expression

The string to use.

custom

Optional; A string containing characters to be escaped instead of unescaping everything.

Return Value

Success: Returns a string with backslashes stripped off. (\' becomes ' and so on.) Double backslashes (\\) are made into a single backslash (\).

Failure: Returns empty string.

Remarks

This removes all escapes from a string regardless if the escape is valid or not so even \# will be replaced with #.

If you require more specific escape/unescape functions see the ones that deal with C/Sputnik specific escapes.

Example

Unescape everything

say Unescape(@"\m\n\t\\");// Prints: mnt\

Unescape only \t and \n

say Unescape(@"\nHello\tTest\p \Ok", "tn");
// Prints: nHellotTest\p \Ok
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