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To: Marc Chantreux <khatar@phear.org>
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Subject: Re: escape $0 ?
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From: Zefram <zefram@fysh.org>

Marc Chantreux wrote:
>2) please have a look to this ouput : the string '\b' is understood as a
>backslash. I don't know how to tell zsh to escape it.

print -r -- $0

-zefram