How do you write a function in bash that executes the command that it is given as an argument, where The given command may be an alias
I am calling a python script with the following command line: myscript.py --myopt=\"[(5.,5.),(-5.,-5.)]\"
What\'s the best way to remove these tags from a string, to prepare it for being passed to eval() ? for eg. the string can be something like this:
I am using sun.misc.BASE64Encoder to encode an encrypted value, which is then added to a JSON field and subsequently sent to the client.I use Javascript\'s eval() function on the client to create an o
I have the following code: eval($(this).text()); Now this.text() contains about 50 lines of JS with \'\'s and \"\"\'s and 开发者_StackOverflowvarious JS code.
I\'ve got some data that I\'m parsing in Perl, and will be adding more and more differently formatted data in the near future.What I would like to do is write an easy-to-use function, that I could pas
In the scenar开发者_C百科io below, how can I get references to the variables declared during eval() if I do not know their names?
I am experiencing a classic JS case (in my opinion) but after a lot of googling, still not able to find a solution. Backslash is considered as a escape character in JS but what you do when you need to
I am using a ge_called_class hack for allowing late static binding in php version 5.2 (found here). I have the following in my code:
I would like to be able to evaluate an boolean expression stored as a string, like the following: \"hello\" == \"goodbye\" && 100 < 101
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