Conversion of Escape Characters in HTML Tags in Golang
In cases where direct conversion of Unicode escape sequences like "\u003chtml\u003e" to its HTML entity equivalent "
Implementation
To achieve this conversion, follow these steps:
Example
Consider the following code:
// Important to use backtick ` (raw string literal) // else the compiler will unquote it (interpreted string literal)! s := `\u003chtml\u003e` fmt.Println(s) s2, err := strconv.Unquote(`"` s `"`) if err != nil { panic(err) } fmt.Println(s2)
Output:
\u003chtml\u003e <html>
Note:
For comprehensive HTML text escaping and unescaping operations, consider using the html package, specifically html.UnescapeString(), although it has limitations in decoding certain Unicode sequences.
Raw string literals (using backticks) are essential to preserve the literal form of the Unicode escape sequence to allow proper unescaping.
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