For a "fun time" in Ruby, take the string "'xo" and try to put a backslash before the single quote (in a way that works for any string).
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@sgrif yeah, that's like `p(f("'xo"))`
@josh_cheek The Ruby version is correct. If you `puts` it out, it'll have what you're looking for. Inspect escapes backslashes and double qs
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@josh_cheek Whoops, that second gsub should be "\\\\'"
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@josh_cheek double quotes*, because that's what the string literal version would look likeThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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