quotes

I have a document containing many " marks, but I want to convert it for use in TeX. TeX uses 2 ` marks for the beginning quote mark, and 2 ' mark for the closing quote mark. I only want to make changes to these when " appears on a single line in an even number (e.g. there are 2, 4, or 6 " 's on the line). For e.g. "This line has 2 quotation marks." --> ``This line has 2 quotation marks.'' "This line," said the spider, "Has 4 quotation marks." --> ``This line,'' said the spider, ``Has 4 quotation marks.'' "This line," said the spider, must have a problem, because there are 3 quotation marks." -

This might be something I can't do but... parent.document.getElementById('<?php echo $_GET['song']; ?>') .innerHTML = '<img src="heart.png" onmouseover="heartOver('');" >'; The onmouseover="heartOver(''); portion breaks my JavaScript. Is there a way to escape the quotes so I can do this? Escape nested quotes with a backslash: \' Also, never echo user data without validating or sanitizing it: $song = $_GET['song']; // Validate HTML id (http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/types.html#type-name) if(!preg_match('/^[a-z][-a-z0-9_:\.]*$/', $song) { // Display error because $song is invalid } OR //

Been searching here and google for over an hour, can't seem to find the answer to this. I have a string returned from a database query which contains variables, however it appears that these strings are all returned single-quoted and therefore the variables are not evaluated as they would be if it was double quoted. what is returned from the sql query would be the $result: This will not evaluate the 2 variables: $myname = 'david'; $occupation = 'Beginner'; $result = 'Hello my name is $myname and I my occupation is $occupation'; echo $result; This will evaluate the 2 variables: $myname = 'david

特地查看了下手册，关于php magic quotes,常见的几个设置如下，magic_quotes_gpc，magic_quotes_sybase，magic_quote_runtime，这几个函数是在php.ini中去配置的，从手册中可以看出从php5.3后已经废除了这些函数，所以强烈大家不要使用，在php.ini中关闭它。 这些函数的作用是对数据进行转义。 防止sql注入的 时候，很多人会这样写： if (! get_magic_quotes_gpc ()) { $post = addslashes ( $post ); } 如果开启了它们，会自动给你转义单引号（ ' ）、双引号（ " ）、反斜线（ \ ）与 NUL（ null字符 ）,其实就相当于调用addslashes函数。你可能会说这样不是很好嘛，安全性更高了，但是，你考虑代码移植性了吗？另外，对于上所有gpc（$_GET,$_POST,$_COOKIE）的数据你都进行转义是否有必要？开销有多大？下面PHP点点通(phpddt.com)就对手册中关于Magic Quotes的详细说明： 1.magic_quotes_gpc magic_quotes_gpc这个是用来设置GPC($_GET、$_POST、$_COOKIE)的魔术引用状态（在PHP4中也包含$_ENV）。当开启时，所有的单引号(single-quote)

I have written some code to update the player on the story as it progresses. When the player clicks a button they are greeted with some new text and some more options. So far so good, but when I pass a function call in with a parameter attached, I need both single and double quote marks. However, if I use both then this breaks the innerHTML. Code is as follows (can post HTML too if need be): function buttonClicked(buttonid) { switch(buttonid) { case "YesStart": document.getElementById("storybox").innerHTML = "Initially she fails to notice you and stares into the distance with dazed look of

I am looking to run the command foreach-object {$_ -replace However the string I am attempting to work with could be described as the follow this string "has" quotes the whole line being foreach-object {$_ -replace "this string "has" quotes", "this string "won't have" quotes"} How do I make this quote filled line work with powershell? You can either escape the nested double quotes like so `" or better yet, use single quotes for quoting of the string then you won't need to escape the double quotes e.g.: 'this string "has" quotes' Note: with single quotes you won't get variable expansion in a

looking for the standard bug-proofed way to convert "long names" such as "C:\Documents and settings" to their equivalent "short names" "C:\DOCUME~1" I need this to run an external process from withing my C# app. It fails if I feed it with paths in the "long name". Does the external process fail even if you enclose the long file paths in quotes? That may be a simpler method, if the external app supports it. e.g. myExternalApp "C:\Documents And Settings\myUser\SomeData.file" David Arno If you are prepared to start calling out to Windows API functions, then GetShortPathName() and GetLongPathName(