But if you escape the # in the function won't that blow up some other
scripts that aren't expecting a \#? I think u'ld have to separate the
scripts that need an escaped # from those that don't and have two functions.
And really it's not ur function's fault. It's those other scripts'
responsibility to not die/puke on certain input data. Don't let other
people blame u for their bad programming.
At 08:42 AM 6/22/05 +0200, itrabado (AT) mutuauniversal (DOT) net wrote:
>backslash it before i get it. The problem is that in certain scripts (I
>don't know how many, cause here there's thousands) the # is being
>interpreted as a comment, when printing, probably. but i can't change the
>final scripts, since i don't know how many are all of them, and
>politically i'm not allowed. So the best point seems to change the wrapper
>wich is the common node to all of them.