Fix: escape char for data type #1599
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openvasctl removes now the back slash for the following case. Run `openvas-nasl -X test.nasl` and `scannerctl execute test.nasl`. Both should give the same output ``` d = 'aaaaa\"ddddd'; display(d); ```
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What:
Fix: escape char for data type
scannerctlremoves now the back slash for the following case.Jira: SC-1037
Why:
scannerctl must behave like openvas-nasl
How:
Run
openvas-nasl -X test.naslandscannerctl execute test.nasl. Both should give the same outputChecklist: