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From: Greg Watson <g.watson@computer.org>
Subject: parse_escape() in 5.2
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I was looking though parse_escape() (in util.c) and it seems a little 
weird. There are two instances of case '0': in the same switch 
statement. It also seems to do something strange when it sees the 
escape '\^' (whatever that is).

Greg