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Hi folks, just picking up Vorpal and finding this a problem too (although Vorpal is pretty amazing otherwise!).
I want to do variadic arguments to capture whole strings with arbitrary characters, but any time the string contains a " the parsing breaks because vorpal.command() has stripped out the quotes.
It works fine when I run it as a vorpal.mode() - the whole string is passed straight through, as expected, including the quotes - but I want it as a command so it can be part of the history.
Any ideas how to turn this off, or if it's not intentional then where I can look around in the source in case I can fork and modify?
sending a command with a value like :
['//a[@id="pagination"]/a[5]',3]
results in
[\'//a[@ id=\'pagination\' ]/a[5]\',3]
This has been causing a lot of problems, is there a way to turn off this auto-escaping or accessing the unparsed raw command?
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