double-quotes

Now I've got very basic regex skills, only used regex a couple of times for basic stuff. This has probably been asked before, which I apologize for, but I couldn't find any answer for this. Found similar, though and tried to adapt it but to no avail. OK, to the question - How do I replace a space only between certain characters (doublequotes in this case)? Say i have the following string: "mission podcast" modcast A B C "D E F" I want to replace the spaces between mission and podcast as well as the ones between D , E & F whilst leaving the other ones untouched. P.S. What if space was a string?

I have input strings that are comprised of characters, including double and single quotes " and ' B@SS$*JU(PQ AD&^%$^@!$ %()%@@DDSFD"*")(# ABD*E@(%J^&@ however, when I open the above input from a text file and just print it, the double quotes " in the third line get printed as \xe2\x80\x9d I am aiming to do a simple character count: B 2 @ 3 S 2 $ 3 etc. so I want to be able to output " 3 in the above list. Should I replace the double quotes with something so I can count them and print out the count? Thanks a lot. \xe2\x80\x9d Is a unicode value for "special" double quotes. You could decode

i have the following code: var name = "Joe O'Neal"; var row= []; row.push( "<td><input type='hidden' name='milestones[" + id + "].Name' value='" + name + "' class='currentRowName' /> <span class='currentRowNameText'>" + name + "</span></td>") but the issue is that i have a situation where there is an apostrophe in the name variable so it causes problems with this: value='" + name + "' what is the correct way to write this to avoid any conflicts with apostrophes? In C#, i would do something like value=\"" + name + "\" but that doesn't seem to work in javascript Kyle Falconer What you're looking

I've been searching for a solution to this but couldn't find one. Not sure if its possible. Can I pass into command-line execution that passes a in a bat file which has an input file as its arguments? So from the command-line it'll look like this: C:\run.exe "C:\space folder\run.bat "C:\space folder\input.txt"" The problem is with the folders that has spaces so the quotes are required to be in there. Try this: C:\run.exe "C:\space folder\run.bat \"C:\space folder\input.txt\"" And here is a link that you can see all escape characters http://www.robvanderwoude.com/escapechars.php I know it's an

I have a sting that has embedded " : tx <iq id="wUcdTMYuYoo41" to="2348138248411@" type="set" xmlns="w:profile:picture"> how can i present such a string as a value in Elixir? for example: iex> s= "tx <iq id="wUcdTMYuYoo41" to="2348138248411@" type="set" xmlns="w:profile:picture">" Using ~s and ~S did not help iex(20)> s=~S("tx <iq id="wUcdTMYuYoo41" to="2348138248411@" type="set" xmlns="w:profile:picture">") ** (SyntaxError) iex:20: keyword argument must be followed by space after: w: iex(20)> s=~s("tx <iq id="wUcdTMYuYoo41" to="2348138248411@" type="set" xmlns="w:profile:picture">") **

I have a .CSV file which has few records with numbers in them which are enclosed in double quotes (such as in "455,365.44") and commas in between the quotes. I need to remove the comma from the numeric values("455,365.44" should look like 455365.44 after processing) of the records so I could use them in the further processing of the file. Here is a example of the file column 1, column 2, column 3, column 4, column 5, column 6, column 7 12,"455,365.44","string with quotes, and with a comma in between","4,432",6787,890,88 432,"222,267.87","another, string with quotes, and with two comma in

I need to create a variable storing dynamically generated HTML content. The html content in the String returned from PHP might have single or double quotes. html_content=<?=$string;?>; The string may have double quotes like this: <span id="something">something else</span> or single quotes like this: <span id='something'>something else</span> Then, how can I correctly save the string in javascript? I can't use single quotes or double quotes. You could save that kind of string by modifying it on the server side before output, like this: html_content = "<?=addslashes($string);?>" The method