quotes

I am having problems when trying to use a rails variable within javascript code. For example, I might define a link_to_remote, with parameter :complete => "alert('my_var');" If my_var = "I'm testing." , then the javascript code will break due to the single quote closing the code prematurely. If I try using escape_javascript(my_var) so that the quote gets turned into \' , it doesn't seem to fix the problem. I've noticed that when you try alert('I\'m testing'); there's a problem, but if you do alert('I\\'m testing') , it works. Since escape_javascript only turns ' into \' , rather than \\' ,

I want to pass this variable to the context and render it, it includes html tags. notificacion_string = "<a href = \"{% url \'perfiles:perfil\' actor.usuario.username \'recientes\' %}\" > %s </a> voted on your post" % (notificacion.actor.usuario.username) As you can see, I have tried escaping the quotes inside the href=" ". But I get this error: %u format: a number is required, not unicode So, I guess the error happens when "% url .." %() is evaluated. I have tried many things without success. Extra information: The url "pefiles:perfil" recieves two arguments: url(r'^(?P<username>\w+)/(?P

Simple question - is there something like python's shlex package that would allow me to simply parse/split/quote/escape shell-like quoted/backslashed strings in C or (possibly) C++? The shlex package is just wonderful with its purpose (giving easy births to minilanguages and stuff), having similar common processing tool in C would be nice. Link to shlex docs: http://docs.python.org/3.4/library/shlex.html Example of what shlex does: >>> import shlex >>> shlex.split('abc ab\\ c "ab\\"cd" key="\\"val\\""') ['abc', 'ab c', 'ab"cd', 'key="val"'] 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21959706

I have a long path name to a program I must run in a for /f loop, which includes a closing parenthesis ")", and from which I need to parse the output: for /f "tokens=1" %%G in ('"C:\Documents and Settings\myaccount\Desktop\Test_release (x86)\program.exe" list') do (echo Will do something with %%G) ...where 'list' is a parameter passed to my program. I get the error "'C:\Documents' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." I do know the problem is that the closing parenthesis in fact closes the "for" block, so the ending double quotes is not "seen",

I'm trying to write a list of strings like below to a file separated by the given delimiter. res = [u'123', u'hello world'] When I try splitting by TAB like below it gives me the correctly formatted string. writer = csv.writer(sys.stdout, delimiter="\t") writer.writerow(res) gives --> 123 hello world But when I try to split by space using delimiter=" " , it gives me the space but with quotation marks like below. 123 "hello world" How do I remove quotation marks. So that when I use space as the delimiter I should get 123 hello world . EIDT : when I try using the escapechar it doesn't make any