I have a list of data similar to that below: a = [\'"105\', \'424"\', \'"102\', \'629"\', \'"104\', \'307"\']
I\'m trying to call a function which writes a very long string of html to an element. The string will look similar to this;
From this q/a, I deduced that matching all instances of a given regex not inside quotes, is impossible. That is, it can\'t match escaped quotes (ex: "this whole \\"match\\" should be ta
I have a string I would like to split using #, ., [], or {} characters, as in CSS. The desired functionality is:
I need to split up a string which is separated by commas while preserving any quoted substrings (which may have commas too).
In my inno setup installer in [Run] section I want to run a cmd command, but here is the problem. I want to run an exe with parameters,
Is there a specific time when I should use "" vs \'\'? I\'ve been using single quotes most of the time because it\'s easier to type but I\'m not sure if I should.
I have a seriously annoying problem. My company uses castor to marshall and unmarshall xml. I\'m working on integrating with another company and it looks like their xml parser requires attributes to b
I have to remove all the comments in a file. Comment delimiters within quotes should be treated as text and must be printed to the screen. Quotes inside comments are treated as other comments and have
I need to apply a regexp filtration to affect only pieces of text within quotes and I\'m baffled. $in = \'abc \"d ef\" gh \"ij\" k l\';