apostrophe

I'm trying use StringFormat to insert apostrophies (apostrophe's?) around a value that is bound to a TextBlock: <TextBlock Text="{Binding MyValue, StringFormat='The value is &apos;{0}&apos;'}"/> However, I get a compile error: Names and Values in a MarkupExtension cannot contain quotes. The MarkupExtension arguments ' MyValue, StringFormat='The value is '{0}''}' are not valid. I do notice that it does work for quotes though: <TextBlock Text="{Binding MyValue, StringFormat='The value is "{0}"'}"/> Is this a bug with StringFormat? I'm not sure if it's a bug, but I tested this method, and it

I have an XPath query which needs to match some text in a span attribute, as follows: my $perl_query = qq(span[text\(\)='It's a problem']); $sel->click_ok($perl_query); Where the text has no apostrophe there is no problem. I've tried the following instead of 'It's a problem': 'It\'s a problem' 'It&apos\;s a problem' 'It\${apos}s a problem' #some thread on Stackoverflow suggested that this was a solution implemented by Selenium, but it doesn't work. Any ideas? On a different note, if I can't solve this, I'd be happy enough matching 'a problem' but not sure how to do regex matching in XPath with

In what language does and - hash - three - nine - semicolon ( ' ) represent the apostrophe? I had some website data extracted in JSON format where some of the user comments had apostrophe which were replaced by ' . So, what representation it is? I can not even google it as Google searches for apostrophe and not for and - hash - three - nine - semicolon . It's HTML character references for encoding a character by its decimal code point Look at the ASCII table here and you'll see that 39 is the code for apostrophe 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29314231/what-is-39-and-why-does-google

I have a problem to execute a Stored Procedure (FIREBIRD) from php: $sqlSP="select record_created,record_updated from SP_IMPORT_CRM_SELECTIE (11, 'AC015612','".$tester."'.............. When $tester containts this symbol ' I have a problem.. how can I fix that? Essentially, you need to escape the string before using it within a query. The best way to do this is through the use of PDO prepared statements: $sqlSP="select record_created,record_updated from SP_IMPORT_CRM_SELECTIE (11, 'AC015612',:tester)"; $ps=$dbhandle->prepare($sqlSP); $ps->bindParam(':tester',$tester,PDO::PARAM_STR); $ps-

My question is: How do you allow single quotes in strings? For example, I have a form, and a text box. It is set up to allow the user to enter their name. From there, it posts and feeds the data into a database. I need to be able to allow single quotes (apostrophe) as some people's names have an apostrophe in their names, such as "O'Reilly". Any suggestions? Single quotes are not forbidden in any way. I'll simply assume that you got an error inserting it into the database. This is likely due to the omission of mysql_real_escape_string() on input values. You will get an SQL error if you try

I have to separate a line of text into words, and am confused on what regex to use. I have looked everywhere for a regex that matches a word and found ones similar to this post but want it in java (java doesn't handle \ in regular strings). Regex to match words and those with an apostrophe I have tried the regex for each answer and am unsure of how to structure a regex for java for this (i assumed all regex were the same). If replace \ by \ in the regex i see, the regex doesn't work. I have also tried looking it up myself and have come to this page: http://www.regular-expressions.info