I'm trying to do a query filter with a regex expression where I want
to search for a word character.  I'm using postgresql and if I do
Blog.objects.filter(post__regex=r'[\w]'), django ends up using [\\w]
in the query.  I can't seem to get one backslash in the query.  Is
there some way to do this?  [\\w] is different from [\w] so this
really messes up my query.

Thanks in advance.
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