Jakub Jurdziak wrote: > Hi, > > unfortunately I'm not able to check how it behaves at the moment. > > Even if it works ok, it is impossible to drop eval and parse in my > situation. > > I’m using RExcel and RInterface.RRun to execute code from the string: > "g_1 <- sqlQuery(cnn_1, "select aa from bb.[cc\\dd].ee")". RExcel adds > eval and parse and finally R gets the transformed code: > eval(parse(text="g_1 <- sqlQuery(cnn_1, \"select aa from > bb.[cc\\dd].ee\")")). > > Hmm, I can see how that might lose you the backslash, but not the brackets...
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