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From: "Tarjei T. Jensen" <tarjei.jensen@kvaerner.com>
Subject: Re: Escape Sequences in Strings
Date: 2000/11/16
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John English
>Hey guys, I agree completely, but I wanted to give a *short* answer,
>not a complete package hierarchy with all the trimmings... and I
>said it wasn't the way to go anyway... Give us a break!

Perhaps even worse, it may not be what the person wanted to know. It is more
likely that he wanted to know about the equivalent of the C escape characters
like \n, \r, \a, \t, \oxXX, etc.


Greetings,