[BUG] It should ignore backslashes about laravel-langman-gui HOT 5 OPEN

What if you want to have a backslash in your text? 'Hello \World' for whatever reason that would be. Why not just fix your string?

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cannot recognize "if you're not the one" in strings

Please explain this, can't get what you mean.

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He wants this package to strip slashes from strings, but then laravels language parser wouldn't find the translation

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@danijelk I know Hello \World doesn't right! Please attention the provided example above. I use single quotation in PHP most of the time, especially for strings (i.e. __('I don\'t like it')). JSON supports double quotation, well, you would find that string in language files as "{ I don't like it": "خوشم نمیاد" }. So I didn't use a backslash in JSON files but Langman scans and searches for exact strings, I mean it exactly search for "I don\'t like it" which doesn't exist.

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I do see the point, one might need to use both ' and " in a string such as _('hello " world ' "'). It's Saids call though, but you could always do a pull request to show a solution.

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