Basic question but I\'ve been trying to figure out for a while with no luck. I am processing urls and need to do a simple replacement.
I am attempting to create a VBScript function (within the context of QuickTest Pro 10) that is able to take in a line开发者_Go百科 of code as a parameter, such as: JavaWindow(\"Export Control Notice\"
I have a form where users can enter any HTML. var title = \"Cool <a href=\"http://google.com\">Check This</a>\"
I\'m working with a mysqldump file that has escaped character sequences. I need to know the length of a string as its database value, but the dump has escape characters in it, which add length to the
#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; system (\"dialog --menu Customize 10 70 50 \'Flush rules\' \'Clear all the rules\' \'Show rules\' \'Shows the current rules\' 2> /tmp/tmp.txt \")
Often I have files with weird names like /foo/bar * baka/waka xoxotinh(|).mp3. What is the correct way to escape this thing in an arbitrary language in order to co开发者_运维百科rrectly reference the
What is the name and funct开发者_如何学Goion of the \\c escape character in Bash? What is its numeric value? I have seen that \\cx is a control character, but what about plain \\c? It seems that:
Haskell has a number of string literals that use the \\ escape sequence. Ones such as \\n, \\t, \\NUL.
Receiving this error (\"JSON.parse: unexpected character\") when I try to parse a JSON validated string. It works perfectly when I remove the characters that need escaped (style=\"width:400px;\"). Wha
I have come to know that from IE 5, there is a strange behaviour that when escape character is pressed twice, all the form fields are reset automatically. This is not occuring in Mozilla. So as a reme