quotes

问题 What I want: I'd like to have German quotation marks in my TeX-PDF via rmarkdown and tinytex on MacOS (Catalina). See for example: The problem: It used to work following the guidelines as proposed here. But now, it stopped working. I only get English quotation marks, but not German ones: What I tried, without success : I updated my R packages I updated TeX packages I checked that the TeX package "csquotes" is installed I changed the language from "de" to "de-De" R-Code : --- title: "German

问题 How can I combine this code with all single and double quotes as it should be. I have tried several combinations and I can't make it work. This one is my last try so please help. What would be a good approach when working with long strings? $html .='<a href="" onClick="$.ajax({type: "POST",url: "delete_pic.php",data:{id:"'.$row['id'].'",var:"V"},cache: false});" style="background:url("images/icons/delete.png" 50% -19px no-repeat;width:16px;height:16px;float:left;margin-left:10px;margin-top:

问题 I realized I've been switching between them with no understanding as to why, and am finding it hard to search for. 回答1: ' ' and " " are the same thing; they are used to define string literals. Things without quotes can be an identifier, keyword, non-string literal, property name or a number (may have missed one). Examples: "hello world" literal (string) 'hello world' literal (string) with same contents document identifier (object) { a: 1 } property name if keyword (start conditional statement

问题 I realized I've been switching between them with no understanding as to why, and am finding it hard to search for. 回答1: ' ' and " " are the same thing; they are used to define string literals. Things without quotes can be an identifier, keyword, non-string literal, property name or a number (may have missed one). Examples: "hello world" literal (string) 'hello world' literal (string) with same contents document identifier (object) { a: 1 } property name if keyword (start conditional statement

问题 I realized I've been switching between them with no understanding as to why, and am finding it hard to search for. 回答1: ' ' and " " are the same thing; they are used to define string literals. Things without quotes can be an identifier, keyword, non-string literal, property name or a number (may have missed one). Examples: "hello world" literal (string) 'hello world' literal (string) with same contents document identifier (object) { a: 1 } property name if keyword (start conditional statement

问题 I'm storing the arguments to a command in a variable. The final command I want is: mock -r myconfig --define "debug_package %{nil}" --resultdir results --rebuild mypackage.src.rpm Here's my attempt: set -x # for debugging RESULTDIR=results MOCK_CONFIG="myconfig" MOCK_ARGS="-r $MOCK_CONFIG --define \"debug_package %{nil}\" --resultdir $RESULTDIR" cmd="mock $MOCK_ARGS --rebuild mypackage.src.rpm" $cmd The results are: + RESULTDIR=results + MOCK_CONFIG=myconfig + MOCK_ARGS='-r myconfig --define

问题 I'm storing the arguments to a command in a variable. The final command I want is: mock -r myconfig --define "debug_package %{nil}" --resultdir results --rebuild mypackage.src.rpm Here's my attempt: set -x # for debugging RESULTDIR=results MOCK_CONFIG="myconfig" MOCK_ARGS="-r $MOCK_CONFIG --define \"debug_package %{nil}\" --resultdir $RESULTDIR" cmd="mock $MOCK_ARGS --rebuild mypackage.src.rpm" $cmd The results are: + RESULTDIR=results + MOCK_CONFIG=myconfig + MOCK_ARGS='-r myconfig --define

问题 I'm trying to do the following: on cleanup(x) tell application "Finder" clean up window 1 by x end tell end cleanup cleanup("name") However since x variable is a string, the clean up command doesn't accept it and exits with error. Is there a way to convert the string to something that the commands accepts or some other solution to unquote the variable without using if, else statements like this: on cleanup(x) tell application "Finder" if x is "name" then clean up window 1 by name end if end

问题 I must be dense, but I simply cannot solve this. I have googled and searched here and nothing I find works. I have a simple shell script. Currently it looks as below. The diff command fails with "No such file or directory" on the second argument (the one in red below). #!/bin/bash set -x cd "/Volumes/$1/Backups.backupdb/SkiAddict’s Mac/Latest" time diff -qr /Users/n/Documents/Code "SkiAddict’s Mac/Users/n/Documents/Code" I call the script like this from the Terminal: bash myScript.sh Quadra I

问题 I want to use the python CSV reader but I want to leave the quotes in. That is I want: >>> s = '"simple|split"|test' >>> reader = csv.reader([s], delimiter='|', skipinitialspace=True) >>> reader.next() ['"simple|split"', 'test'] But I actually get: ['simple|split', 'test'] In my case I want the quoted string to be passed on still quoted. I know the CSV reader is working as intended and my use case is an abuse of it, but is there some way to bend it to my will? Or do I have to write my own