newline change ascii characters in sage command

yhlee
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HI. I have a question

I wrote the command in my ubuntu 20.04 sage version 9.2

like this

./sage -c "print('test', '%s' %('\\angle FAC')

and then I received answer

test ngle FAC

The sage command was executed on the Ubuntu server, and '\a' turned into an ascii character.

How can I prevent the text from being converted?

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You can escape for shell and Sage:

./sage -c "print('test', '%s' %('\\\angle FAC'))"

This will output :

test \angle FAC

Or escape only for the shell, and use a raw string for Sage:

$ ./sage -c "print('test', '%s' % (r'\\angle FAC'))"
test \angle FAC

Thanks. By the way, Is there any other way?

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