J
james Cunningham
I've found an older thread regarding escape sequences and gsub - but I
did not understand all of the explanation. I am trying to replace the
following string portion
\$\symbol{92}
with
$
and from the older thread it looks as if something like the following
is required:
gsub!(/\\$$\\symbol{{92}}/,'$')
after about three hours of fiddling with the above expression the best
I've obtained has been with
gsub!(/\\symbol{92/,'$')
but this does not solve the substitution problem. I must be using the
wrong escape sequence for $ and }.
Does anyone have any recommendations or pointers to documentation on
escape sequences and gsub? Thank you in advance for your advice.
best regards, James Cunningham
did not understand all of the explanation. I am trying to replace the
following string portion
\$\symbol{92}
with
$
and from the older thread it looks as if something like the following
is required:
gsub!(/\\$$\\symbol{{92}}/,'$')
after about three hours of fiddling with the above expression the best
I've obtained has been with
gsub!(/\\symbol{92/,'$')
but this does not solve the substitution problem. I must be using the
wrong escape sequence for $ and }.
Does anyone have any recommendations or pointers to documentation on
escape sequences and gsub? Thank you in advance for your advice.
best regards, James Cunningham