Dagdamor wrote:
> I checked the documentation. It says that only "\n", "\r" and "\t" sequences
> (I count only alphanumeric ones) are special, there is nothing about \f or \v.
> The documentation clearly says that all other sequences are not special and
> the backslash becomes part of the string. It also says: "usually, there is no
> need to escape the backslash itself", in other words, escaping the backslash
> only when necessary is allowed and encouraged.
The documentation probably should be fixed. Also, \f and \v have been
documented; your mirror probably isn't up to date. See:
http://cvs.php.net/viewvc.cgi/phpdoc/en/language/types.xml?r1=1.189&r2=1.190&diff_format=u
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