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urlencode(addsl ashes(chr(0)))

Any ideas as to why urlencode(addsl ashes(chr(0))) returns '%5C0'? It
seems like it should return '%00' since that's what urlencode(chr(0 ))
returns. If not that, I could also see it returning '%5C%00' since
that's what urlencode('\\') .urlencode(chr( 0)) and
urlencode('\\'. chr(0)) return. '%5C0', however, confuses me. Even
urlencode(chr(0 x5C0)) doesn't return '%5C0' - it returns '%C0'.

Oct 23 '05 #1
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>Any ideas as to why urlencode(addsl ashes(chr(0))) returns '%5C0'? It

addslashes(chr( 0)) should return '\0'.
seems like it should return '%00' since that's what urlencode(chr(0 ))
returns. If not that, I could also see it returning '%5C%00' since
that's what urlencode('\\') .urlencode(chr( 0)) and
urlencode('\\' .chr(0)) return. '%5C0', however, confuses me. Even
urlencode(chr( 0x5C0)) doesn't return '%5C0' - it returns '%C0'.


urlencode '\0' and the backslash turns into %5C, and the 0 is unchanged.
Therefore, %5C0.

Gordon L. Burditt
Oct 23 '05 #2

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