Harald Kirsch wrote: > 1) It is printed into a file which contains python code to be later > executed. file.write(repr(s)) > 2) It must be used immediately as a regexp. assert re.match(re.escape(s), s) != None (or in other words, re.escape(s) returns a pattern that matches s if passed to the regular expression engine, for any possible s) Cheers /F
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