Re: [Exim] How do you quote the \N sequence in strings?

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Author: Wakko Warner
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To: Eli
CC: exim-users
Subject: Re: [Exim] How do you quote the \N sequence in strings?
> >> I thought maybe just \\N, but then that could be still seen as \N
> >> depending on how Exim searches for \N in text.
> >
> > Well, if you can't escape a \N in the regexp, then can you do this:
> > \Nsometext with \N\\N\N in it\N
> > =)
> >
> > god that's ugly!
>
> Holy Hannah, that is nasty. Is there any way around this aside from


Who's hannah? Looks like a palindrome to me...

> breaking out of the escape sequence and then starting it up again? :P


Actually, I dunno, but I've been doing a few things in shell where I want a
' and I'm using ' to quote. so I wind up with '\''

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