double-quotes

问题 For example, I want to generate a json string for ng-style : <th ng-style="{width:247}" data-field="code">Code</th> But with jackson, the result is: <th ng-style="{"width":247}" data-field="code">Code</th> It's not easy to read. So I want jackson to generate the json string with single quote or no quotes. Is it possible to do this? 回答1: If you have control over the ObjectMapper instance, then configure it to handle and generate JSON the way you want: final ObjectMapper mapper = new

问题 I am trying to deserialize a json string received as a response from the service. The client is Windows Phone 7, in C#. I am using Json .NET - James Newton-King deserializor to directly convert the Json string to objects. But sometimes the Json string contains some comments information with double quotes (") in them and the deserializer fails and throws an error. Looks like this is an invalid Json string according to Jsonlint. { "Name": "A1", "Description": "description of the "object" A1" }

问题 I am trying to deserialize a json string received as a response from the service. The client is Windows Phone 7, in C#. I am using Json .NET - James Newton-King deserializor to directly convert the Json string to objects. But sometimes the Json string contains some comments information with double quotes (") in them and the deserializer fails and throws an error. Looks like this is an invalid Json string according to Jsonlint. { "Name": "A1", "Description": "description of the "object" A1" }

问题 I'm having a hard time understanding how to place a double quote (") within a String in VBA. I know that I can easily do this using the char(34) function. I also understand that another way of doing this is to use 4 double quotes: """" . All of this comes from a previous SO post: How do I put double quotes in a string in vba? However, my question is.... Why are 4 quotes needed? Do the first two act as the escape, the third is the quote itself, and the fourth is the terminating quote? Or does

问题 I'm doing a mysql query like: Select * from "User"; and it returns: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '"User"' at line 1 The error has something to do with the double-quotes " , can I keep the select statement as is, and make mysql cope with the double quotes? 回答1: Taken from this post: SET GLOBAL SQL_MODE=ANSI_QUOTES; Personally when I tested, I had to do it like this: SET SQL_MODE=ANSI_QUOTES

问题 I loaded line from csv file into array (Open dataFilePath For Input As #1 and so on…). Loaded in array data are in 2 double quotes. Examples: “””” (empty string) , “”myText””, “”75823””. Problem is that later in the code program can’t correctly detect empty array element or other data. I found method how to replace 2 double quotes in the beginning of string and at the end of the string into 1 double quote: For i = 0 To lastArrayIndex thisString = columnsDataInThisLine(i) theFirstStringSymbol

问题 I'm getting triple quotes on each cell when saving an excel file as CSV, it needs to be like "Hello World" but I'm getting """Hello World""" when I open the CSV file. the CSV is comma delimited edit: if I save it without the quotes, its save like Hello world Do While xExcelFile <> "" newFileName = Replace(xExcelFile, " ", "_") '***************************************************** For Each c In Range("A1").CurrentRegion If Not IsNumeric(c.Value) Then c.Value = Chr(34) & c.Value & Chr(34) End

问题 I'm getting triple quotes on each cell when saving an excel file as CSV, it needs to be like "Hello World" but I'm getting """Hello World""" when I open the CSV file. the CSV is comma delimited edit: if I save it without the quotes, its save like Hello world Do While xExcelFile <> "" newFileName = Replace(xExcelFile, " ", "_") '***************************************************** For Each c In Range("A1").CurrentRegion If Not IsNumeric(c.Value) Then c.Value = Chr(34) & c.Value & Chr(34) End

问题 I have recently started learning html from w3schools.com. In this example we can add double quotes to any text by using <q> tag around it. What I wonder is that we can simply add double quotes manually too, e.g. <q>text quoted</q> will render just same if we instead add double quotes manually "text quoted" Is there any differnce between these two methods to add double quotes? 回答1: The difference is that when you use the <q> element the software reading the page (a browser, a search engine

问题 On my login script it creates a cookie for the user logging in of their email address and password. Problem I am having is when the email address is set it puts the entire email address between double quotes. How would I get it to not? if request.method == 'POST': post = request.POST email = post.get('email', None) response.set_cookie('emailaddress', email, max_age=expire_v) 回答1: You can try strip method email.strip('"') 回答2: Another solution for this issue is to directly work with a