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Command Reference: `escape`

Escape or unescapes input

escape takes input from either STDIN or the parameters and returns the same data, escaped.

!escape does the same process in reverse, where it takes escaped data and returns its unescaped counterpart.

Escape

<stdin> -> escape -> <stdout>

escape string to escape -> <stdout>

Unescape

<stdin> -> !escape -> <stdout>

!escape string to unescape -> <stdout>

Escape

» out (multi
» line
» string) -> escape
"multi\nline\nstring\n"