Re: Using regex to add a single backslash to escape quotes, instead of 2 backslashes or 0

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Pay attention to what Corion has suggested. By implementing this yourself, you are very likely to miss edge cases and grey areas that the DBI implementation has already addressed.

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Re^2: Using regex to add a single backslash to escape quotes, instead of 2 backslashes or 0 by lancer (Scribe) on Jul 26, 2012 at 17:54 UTC
Thanks Anonymous Monk, I've used Corion's suggestion. I posted it above.	[reply]

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