12 Sep
2015
12 Sep
'15
9:58 a.m.
On Sep 9, 2015, at 5:22 PM, Matthew Newton <mcn4@leicester.ac.uk> wrote:
Thanks - better than before, but not what I was expecting. Now "\" is always literal: "%t\t...", '%t\t...' with correct_escapes set to either true or false always outputs:
Wed Sep 9 22:17:14 2015\t127.0.0.1
But at least it's consistent :)
The solution is probably to smash \t, \n, etc. to their respective characters. The location to do so would be in the same place I put that last patch. The best method is probably to look at the XLAT_LITERAL after it's been parsed. Then, call gettoken() to do the escaping.
(now hacking on a debian packaging / certs/Makefile issue...)
As always, patches are welcome. :) Alan DeKok.