How to read a line with backslashes in bash?

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Ruslan2014-09-20 00:19:39

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Ruslan, 2014-09-20 00:19:39

How to read a line with backslashes in bash?

For example
$ test.sh \\computer\other\filer.zip

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Sergey Petrikov, 2014-09-20
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Either put in quotes or escape with slashes:

test.sh '\\computer\other\filer.zip'
test.sh \\\\computer\\other\\filer.zip

Yes, and you have slashes in win format, not nix, for nix in the other direction.

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