"[a='b\\\nc']"
And
@"[a='b\
c']"
Does the second add a \r or something? Is there an easy way to escape it so I can “see” the line break characters?
[a=’b\\\nc’] And @[a=’b\ c’] Does the second add a \r or something? Is there
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"[a='b\\\nc']"
And
@"[a='b\
c']"
Does the second add a \r or something? Is there an easy way to escape it so I can “see” the line break characters?
Nevermind. Just tried putting it through
Regex.Escapewhich escapes a bit more than it should, but it does show the\r.