Author Topic: Phased Torpedoes  (Read 1554 times)

Offline MLeo

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Re: Phased Torpedoes
« Reply #20 on: August 20, 2009, 05:07:50 AM »
Yeah, it does.

Windows uses the backslash to separate directories.
But in nearly all programming languages the backslash is used to "escape" a certain "control" character. But most \<character>s are not control characters (such as newline/linefeed which is \n). So to escape the \ you prepend it with another \

It's a tick of mine to turn backslashes into forward slashes (/), mostly because the browser also does that, and it makes more sense (for me) at that.
I still can't read peoples minds, nor can I read peoples computers, even worse, I can't combine the two to read what is going wrong with your BC install...

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