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1、eval命令将会首先扫描命令行进行所有的替换，再执行命令。该命令使用于那些一次扫描无法实现其功能的变量。该命令对变量进行两次扫描。这些需要进行两次扫描的变量有时候被称为复杂变量。 2、eval也可以用于回显简单变量，不一定时复杂变量。 [ root@node2 mysql ] # NAME = ZONE [ root@node2 mysql ] # eval echo $NAME ZONE -- --等价于 [ root@node2 mysql ] # echo $NAME ZONE 3、两次扫描 [ root@node2 app ] # cat test.txt hello shell world! [ root@node2 app ] # myfile = "cat test.txt" ( 1 ) [ root@node2 app ] # echo $myfile cat test.txt ( 2 ) [ root@node2 app ] # eval echo $($myfile) hello shell world! 从(2)可以知道第一次扫描进行了变量替换，第二次扫描执行了该字符串中所包含的命令。 4、获得最后一个参数 [ root@node2 app ] # echo "Last argument is $(eval echo \$$#)" Last

An ajax request returns me a standard JSON array filled with my user's inputs. The input has been sanitized, and using the eval() function, I can easily create my javascript object and update my page... So here's the problem. No matter how hard I try to sanitize the inputs, I'd rather not use the eval() function. I've checked google for ways to use "JSON in AJAX without eval" and have ran accross a bunch of different methods... Which one should I use? Is there a standard, proven-secure way of doing this? json.org has a nice javascript library simple usage: JSON.parse('[{"some":"json"}]'); JSON

QueryResult.h、TextQuery.h、TextQuery.cpp 和 make_plural.h 同 练习 12.27 。 Query.h #ifndef TEST_QUERY_H #define TEST_QUERY_H #include "TextQuery.h" #include <string> #include <set> #include <iostream> #include <fstream> #include <sstream> #include <memory> // abstract class acts as a base class for concrete query types; all members are private class Query_base { friend class Query; protected: typedef TextQuery::line_no line_no; // used in the eval functions virtual ~Query_base() {} private: // eval returns the QueryResult that matches this Query virtual QueryResult eval(const TextQuery &) const = 0;

I try to use eval() in a local scope of a function. However it always evaluate in the global scope. Self contained examples: 1- This code works: var1 = 1 var2 = 2 var3 = 3 myDict = dict((name, eval(name)) for name in ["var1", "var2", "var3"]) print(myDict["var1"]) 2- Throws NameError for lvar1 def test1(): lvar1 = 1 lvar2 = 2 lvar3 = 3 myDict = dict((name, eval(name)) for name in ["lvar1", "lvar2", "lvar3"]) print(myDict["lvar1"]) 3- Same outcome as 2. def test2(): lvar1 = 1 lvar2 = 2 lvar3 = 3 myDict = dict((name, eval(name), locals()) for name in ["lvar1", "lvar2", "lvar3"]) print(myDict[

This question already has an answer here: PHP eval issue with PHP + HTML code 5 answers I have my page contents saved in a database and would like to execute any php code in the string. So if my string was: <h1>Welcome</h1><?php echo $motto?><br/> I only want to execute echo $motto . Using eval() will try to execute <h1>Welcome</h1> . Any way to do this? Needless to say you should find another solution ASAP. In the meantime you can eval the code like this: $str = '<h1>Welcome</h1><?php echo $motto?><br/>'; // Your DB content eval("?> $str <?php "); Demo: http://codepad.org/ao2PPHN7 I can't

DataBinder.Eval 它带有三个参数：数据项的命名容器、数据字段名称和格式化字符串。 在模板列表如DataList、DataGrid、或 Repeater，命名容器总是Container.DataItem。 Page 是另一个可以被DataBinder.Eval使用的命名容器。 <%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "IntegerValue", "{0:c}") %> 格式化字符串参数是可选的。如果忽略参数，DataBinder.Eval 返回对象类型的值， //显示二位小数 //<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "UnitPrice", "${0:F2}") %> //{0:G}代表显示True或False //<ItemTemplate> // <asp:Image Width="12" Height="12" Border="0" runat="server" // AlternateText='<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "Discontinued", "{0:G}") %>' // ImageUrl='<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "Discontinued", "~

I have a javascript file that reads another file which may contain javascript fragments that need to be eval()-ed. The script fragments are supposed to conform to a strict subset of javascript that limits what they can do and which variables they can change, but I want to know if there is some way to enforce this by preventing the eval from seeing variables in the global scope. Something like the following: function safeEval( fragment ) { var localVariable = g_Variable; { // do magic scoping here so that the eval fragment can see localVariable // but not g_Variable or anything else outside