unescape_zero_copy 2.0.1

Unescape strings without allocating memory
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# Unescape (zero copy)

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Unescapes strings with C-style escape sequences, written to minimize memory
copying. Other crates (e.g. [`unescaper`](https://crates.io/crates/unescaper))
like to allocate memory for every string, but most strings don't need any
unescaping and so can be returned as-is. This library does that.

It supports custom escape sequence parsers intead of the standard C-style escape
sequences as well; an example of this can be found in
[`tests/lua_escapes.rs`](tests/lua_escapes.rs), using the library to parse Lua
escape sequences.

Supports `no_std` by returning an iterator, or can return a `Cow` that allocates
as needed with the `std` or `alloc` feature (`std` is enabled by default).

## Usage

```rust
assert_eq!(unescape_zero_copy::unescape(r"Hello\x0aworld").unwrap(), "Hello\nworld");
```

## License

The code is released under the MIT license.