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In my experience, with this kind of question, it helps to know exactly what format is expected. First, you said "I only need to escape the specific character '", which is easily solved by hippo's suggestion of s/'/\\'/g, but later on you said "I thought also about escaping the back slash character" - so do you want to escape both backslashes and single quotes? Are there maybe any more characters? In other words, what will you be using these strings for, what API are you passing them to? That would be a good reference for the expected format.


In reply to Re: How to escape single quote(s) without the use of quotemeta by haukex
in thread How to escape single quote(s) without the use of quotemeta by thanos1983

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