escaping

This question already has an answer here: Can I escape a double quote in a verbatim string literal? 4 answers I am a bit new to c#, and i am stuck at this point, I have a regular string, where i made use of \ to escape " , escape here means that to escape the compilers interpretation of " , and get " printed on the screen, and i get the expected output--> class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { string s1 = "This is a \"regular\" string"; System.Console.WriteLine(s1); System.Console.Read(); } } o/p--> This is a "regular" string Now, i have a verbatim string, and i am trying to escape

I have the inherited the following string (I can do nothing about the format): <iframe \n class=\"some_class\"\n type=\"text/html\" \n src=\"/embed/iframe_content.html?id=tsqA5D7_z10\" \n width=\"960\" \n height=\"593\" \n marginwidth=\"0\" \n marginheight=\"0\" \n frameborder=\"0\">\n</iframe> I am rendering it in an erb template like this: <%= the_string %> At the moment it renders as text like this: <iframe class="some_class" type="text/html" src="/embed/iframe_content.html?id=tsqA5D7_z10" width="960" height="593" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" frameborder="0"></iframe> I need to render

This is driving me mad so please help if you can... I have a Java string and I want to replace all backslash double-quote sequences with a single-quote and even though I'm escaping what I believe is necessary the replace command does nothing to the string. entry.replace("\\\"", "'"); Appreciate any advice. Thanks. In Java Strings are immutable. What ever operation you perform on a String results in new object. You need to re-assign the value after operation. Following may help you. entry = entry.replace("\\\"", "'"); Usual mistake I always do :) You should do this intead: entry = entry.replace

I am new with zend framework. I am working in backend(the admin area of website) and want ot use escape but my view page is not supporting this. when I use escape method in view page, view page does not show anything. For this what I can do so I can use escape method in view page in admin area. Here is my code in controller:- $this->view->assign('username', 'Username'); $this->view->assign('password', 'Password'); $this->view->assign('rememberMe', 'Remember Me'); I am using this assign variable in view page like this:- <td id="userlogin" align="left" width="30%"><?php echo escape($this-

I have "name" variable in the view and I want to display something like this in the rendered HTML: ${Jon} Right now, my code is like this: <li> {{name}} </li> I am storing name in the view directly as "${" + model.name + "}" . But I dont want to store names this way, I want to display the characters $ , { and } in the handlebars template. How to you escape { and } in the handlebars to be normal strings? You can use the HTML ASCII code: { = '{' } = '}' example: <li>{{{item}}}</li> if item = 'apple' , then this becomes: {apple} JSBin example 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16271795/how