I\'m trying to escape a parenthesis inside square brackets. $pattern = \"/^[a-zA-Z0-9 _-\\(]{1,25}$/\";
I\'m using the XElement object to build some HTML in the code-behind on an ASP.NET page. I may or may not add some XAttributes to this XElement as I go along, in the following fashion:
I\'m using Java Facelets and jQuery, however the expression $(\'...\') in jQuery conflicts with EL expression, how do I escape the jQuery\'s one?
I spent the whole night trying to get the proccess done but all my attempts ends with failure. I write a very simple script to clear what I\'m trying to do please copy it and try to power it up.
Is there a nice simple way to 开发者_JS百科replace all occurrences of \"/\" in a std::string with \"\\/\" to escape all the slashes in a std::string?Probably the simplest way to get this done is with
I have the following manual for MSR206 Progammers. http://www.ylk-ic.com/MSR606%20Programmer%27s%20Manua开发者_StackOverflowl.pdf
I have a string of ASCII characters (created randomly by [NSString stringWithFormat:@\"%c\", someNumber]), and I want to use that string as input for a javascript method. Something like:
This is how I have it in the script. What\'s wrong escaping it? \"curl --fail $solrIndex/update?commit=true -H \\\"Content-Type: text/xml\\\" --data-binary \'<delete><query>*:*</query&
I have created a form in my web application which has only a single text field and that field is posted to a PHP page using GET, but I am observing strange behavior. i.e. when I test it on my local se
I made a JSON request that gives me a string that uses Unicode character codes that looks like: s = \"\\u003Cp\\u003E\"