escape sequences

[praeceps]

We all know about things like /n, /b, /a, /0, and /v. There are others. But... as far as I know, there's a way to put ANYTHING as an escape sequence using it's HEX value or OCT value. Anyone privy to this information?

[hamsterman]

Sure. chars are mere numbers, and so are escape sequences.
/0 = 0, /n = 10 and so on.
see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control_character

[jsmith]

\x30 is equal to the character whose ASCII value is 0x30, etc.

[praeceps]

Thanks. I needed jsmith's answer. I should've been more specific. You can't just put a number in a string without manipulating it manually as an array. I wanted something you could put as part of a string assignment. Thanks regardless for the effort hamsterman.