Prevent backslash from being parsed by javascript for a string
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A Flash AS3 IRC application sends me a string like "f\reak" to my javascript. Irc allows the \ in usernames which poses a problem when its passed to javascript.
"f\reak" become "feak" in javascript making the \r into a carriage return.
Is there a way to read the absolute value of the string instead of parsing a carriage return?
These don't methods didn't work
str.valueOf()
str.toString()
str.charAt(position of the \ ) this just sees the carriage return as well and not a backslash
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