Description:
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When using the /e modifier if the match contains a double quote it is escaped with a \

If it was magic quotes I am assuming it would effect single quotes too, but in fact doesnt. I tested this on Windows 2000 5.0.5-dev and on Linux 5.0.4 and both had same results. Even when I test using a conditional to see if magic quotes is on it still runs it. I even manually set magic quotes off in the script and still the problem occurred. I'm not sure if this is documented behavior, I do know /e causes PHP to escape data, but why only double quotes?

Reproduce code:
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$data = ' " '
$data = preg_replace('/(")/ie', "'$1'", $data);
echo $data;

Expected result:
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"

Actual result:
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\"