[mtasc] Problem with \x caracters ?

Nicolas Cannasse ncannasse at motion-twin.com
Sat Jan 6 20:02:37 CET 2007


> hello :)
> 
> the caractere \x failed .. i don't speak about \0 :)

"\x" is an invalid escape sequence which MTASC refuses. You might prefer
to write "\\x", because writing "\x00" is a way to specify an
hexadecimal character code in many languages.

Nicolas



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