double-quotes

I made two test bash scripts on Linux to make the problem clear. TestScript1 looks like: echo "TestScript1 Arguments:" echo "$1" echo "$2" echo "$#" ./testscript2 $1 $2 TestScript2 looks like: echo "TestScript2 Arguments received from TestScript1:" echo "$1" echo "$2" echo "$#" When i execute testscript1 in the following way: ./testscript1 "Firstname Lastname" testmail@domain.com The desired Output should be: TestScript1 Arguments: Firstname Lastname testmail@domain.com 2 TestScript2 Arguments received from TestScript1: Firstname Lastname testmail@domain.com 2 But the actual output is:

I have an xml string which I get via a REST call. However, some of the attributes have corrupted values. For example: <property name="foo" value="Some corrupted String because of "something" like that"/> How can I replace double-quotes either not preceded by value= or not follown by /> with a single quote and get a valid XML string out of that corrupted one in Java 6? EDIT: I have tried to modify this lookahead/lookbehind regex that was used for VisualBasic. But because of the incompatibility of escape characters I guess, I could not create the Java version of it. Here it is: (?<=^[^""]*""(?>[

As used in this answer , I'm looking for a C++11 compatible code for the same but the usage of std::quoted prevents me from achieving that. Can anyone suggest an alternative solution? I give my answer assuming that you expect to find a generic approach to handle such situations. The main question that defines the guideline for me is: "How long am I supposed to maintain this code for an older compiler version?" If I'm certain that it will be migrated to the newer toolset along with the rest of the code base (even though in a few years time, but it will inevitably happen), then I just copy-paste

I just don't seem to be able to wrap my head around CMake's escape rules. Given: set(X A B C) add_custom_target( works COMMAND DUMMY=0 X="${X}" env | grep ^X= COMMENT "This works") add_custom_target( fails COMMAND X="${X}" env | grep ^X= COMMENT "This fails") The intention is to execute command X="A B C" env . The custom target works correctly constructs the command, where as fails incorrectly executes: X=\"A B C\" env ... But why? Florian Actually you ran into two problems: Don't quote CMake variables in custom commands. CMake will do the necessary escape sequences for you. The first literal

I have written some code to update the player on the story as it progresses. When the player clicks a button they are greeted with some new text and some more options. So far so good, but when I pass a function call in with a parameter attached, I need both single and double quote marks. However, if I use both then this breaks the innerHTML. Code is as follows (can post HTML too if need be): function buttonClicked(buttonid) { switch(buttonid) { case "YesStart": document.getElementById("storybox").innerHTML = "Initially she fails to notice you and stares into the distance with dazed look of

I have to work with a .csv file that comes like this: "IDEA ID,""IDEA TITLE"",""VOTE VALUE""" "56144,""Net Present Value PLUS (NPV+)"",1" "56144,""Net Present Value PLUS (NPV+)"",1" If I use read.csv, I obtain a data frame with one variable. What I need is a data frame with three columns, where columns are separated by commas. How can I handle the quotes at the beginning of the line and the end of the line? I don't think there's going to be an easy way to do this without stripping the initial and terminal quotation marks first. If you have sed on your system (Unix [Linux/MacOS] or Windows