Solved this.
It turns out the \
is actually specifying an escaped/encoded value. The \
is always followed by x2D
so \x2D
is an escaped/encoded -
. If I simply replace the \x2D
in the code with -
the code works!
Solved this.
It turns out the \
is actually specifying an escaped/encoded value. The \
is always followed by x2D
so \x2D
is an escaped/encoded -
. If I simply replace the \x2D
in the code with -
the code works!