Re^2: Switch/Format to not interpret metacharacters in regex?

See also the built-in quotemeta function (which does something very similar to \Q ... \E).

Not only similar. quotemeta is the function implementing the \Q escape, according to quotemeta.

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Re^3: Switch/Format to not interpret metacharacters in regex? by Laurent_R (Canon) on Dec 06, 2019 at 09:10 UTC
Yes, afoken++, you're right. I did not want to say that they are identical, because they have a different calling syntax, but, yes, they do the same thing.	[reply]