Why is escapedHTMLString() called as it is now? Shouldn't it be unescapedHTMLString() perhaps? In the doc's [Quick Start](http://www.mobify.com/mobifyjs/v2/docs/) page, the main.js sample has this comment: > // To escape content, we prepend resources with "x-", > // so to change the src, you must set x-src. In this case, the word 'escape' means _adding_ the prefix. However, that meaning is contradicted with what [escapedHTMLString()](http://www.mobify.com/mobifyjs/v2/docs/capturing/#escapedhtmlstring) does: > Returns a string representation of the captured document, but with all resources enabled (prefix removed). What's the correct definition of 'escape'? Thanks.
Why is escapedHTMLString() called as it is now? Shouldn't it be unescapedHTMLString() perhaps?
In the doc's Quick Start page, the main.js sample has this comment:
In this case, the word 'escape' means adding the prefix.
However, that meaning is contradicted with what escapedHTMLString() does:
What's the correct definition of 'escape'? Thanks.