double-quotes

问题 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

问题 I ran two pieces of javascript codes in a online JS running platform:Website Link pets = '{'pet_names':[{"name":"jack"},{"name":"john"},{"name":"joe"}]}'; var arr = JSON.parse(pets); alert(arr.pet_names[1].name); Code with double quotes ("pet_names") would be OK but with single quotes('pet_names') would remind a error: "Unexpected identifier" pets = '{"pet_names":[{"name":"jack"},{"name":"john"},{"name":"joe"}]}'; var arr = JSON.parse(pets); alert(arr.pet_names[1].name); So, why do it would

问题 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. 回答1: You could save that kind of string by modifying

问题 I have a CSV file that has data like this 15,"I",2,41301888,"BYRNESS RAW","","BYRNESS VILLAGE","NORTHUMBERLAND","ENG" 11,"I",3,41350101,2,2935,2,2008-01-09,1,8,0,2003-02-01,,2009-12-22,2003-02-11,377016.00,601912.00,377105.00,602354.00,10 I am reading this and then writing different rows to different CSV files. However, in the original data there are quotes around the non-numeric fields, as some of them contain commas within the field. I am not able to keep the quotes. I have researched lots

问题 H2 seems to make a difference between name with quote and name without quote. Is there a way to make it treat them the same way? Here's the tests that I've done : CREATE TABLE test (dummy INT); CREATE TABLE "testquote" (dummy INT, "quotedDummy" INT); Here are the queries : SELECT * FROM test; --work SELECT * FROM "test"; -- doesn't work SELECT * FROM "testquote"; --work SELECT * FROM testquote; --doesn't work SELECT dummy FROM "testquote"; --work SELECT quotedDummy FROM "testquote"; --doesn't

问题 Spring's ResourceBundleMessageSource uses MessageFormat for replacing placeholders ( {0} ) inside messages. MessageFormat requires that single quotes ( ' ) are escaped using two single quotes ( '' ) (see: MessageFormat Javadoc). However, by default messages that does not contain any arguments will not be parsed by MessageFormat , so single quotes in messages without arguments don't need to be escaped. So your translator have to be aware of two rules in writing and maintaining resource bundle:

问题 Spring's ResourceBundleMessageSource uses MessageFormat for replacing placeholders ( {0} ) inside messages. MessageFormat requires that single quotes ( ' ) are escaped using two single quotes ( '' ) (see: MessageFormat Javadoc). However, by default messages that does not contain any arguments will not be parsed by MessageFormat , so single quotes in messages without arguments don't need to be escaped. So your translator have to be aware of two rules in writing and maintaining resource bundle:

问题 I'd like to retrieve whatever is in quotes that someone enters as a string, i'm assuming it's substring that I need but i'm not sure how. When the user inputs a string mixed with words and numbers all separated by one space: hey 110 say "I am not very good at Java" but " I can fish pretty well" Then I want to be able to take the "I am not very good at Java" and the "I can fish pretty well" and print out what's inside the quotes so there can be multiple quotes in the string. right now I have

问题 I'd like to retrieve whatever is in quotes that someone enters as a string, i'm assuming it's substring that I need but i'm not sure how. When the user inputs a string mixed with words and numbers all separated by one space: hey 110 say "I am not very good at Java" but " I can fish pretty well" Then I want to be able to take the "I am not very good at Java" and the "I can fish pretty well" and print out what's inside the quotes so there can be multiple quotes in the string. right now I have

问题 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