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List:       mico-devel
Subject:    RE: MICO: Re: TRANSIENT exception with USER_ID policy
From:       "Santiago Burbano" <santib () mtservicios ! com>
Date:       1999-10-15 14:59:12
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> I´ve solved this Problem (but found a possible bug). I had '/' (slashes)
> in my USER_IDs. In the CORBA standard I've found nothing about allowed
> and disallowed characters in object indentifiers. And the second problem
> was that with '\' (backslashes) the object id was shortened about one
> character.
> Is this a bug, a feature or what else? Anybody could give me a hint?

As for the backslashes, this is a feature of C/C++: escape sequences is
called.

C/C++ interprets \<character> as a single caracter, normally used with some
standard combinations that have special meanings.

For example. \n means newline (ASCII 10), \t means tab, etc. If you want to
insert a backslash in a string, use a double backslash (\\).

Santiago

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