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Which of these characters need to be escaped for a regular expressions search to work properly?
I need the following characters to be taken literally:
"><=/_-.
Which of them need to be escaped?
I also need the following string to be taken literally:
" class="_2yuc _3-96" />
Is there anything special I need to do, due to the numbers?
I'm doing a regular expressions find & replace.
I appreciate any help.
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I need the following characters to be taken literally:
"><=/_-.
Which of them need to be escaped?
I also need the following string to be taken literally:
" class="_2yuc _3-96" />
Is there anything special I need to do, due to the numbers?
I'm doing a regular expressions find & replace.
I appreciate any help.
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I need the following characters to be taken literally:
"><=/_-.
Which of them need to be escaped?
I also need the following string to be taken literally:
" class="_2yuc _3-96" />
Is there anything special I need to do, due to the numbers?
I'm doing a regular expressions find & replace.
I appreciate any help.
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I need the following characters to be taken literally:
"><=/_-.
Which of them need to be escaped?
I also need the following string to be taken literally:
" class="_2yuc _3-96" />
Is there anything special I need to do, due to the numbers?
I'm doing a regular expressions find & replace.
I appreciate any help.
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