J Jared Apr 12, 2007 #1 What the hell is going on here? Dim s As String s = "ja""red" Trace.WriteLine(s.Replace("""","")
M Mattias Sjögren Apr 12, 2007 #2 What the hell is going on here? Dim s As String s = "ja""red" Trace.WriteLine(s.Replace("""","") Click to expand... Double quotes (") are removed from the string, so the end result should be "jared". Within a VB string literal, you use "" as the escape sequence to represent a single ". So if you print the strings, "ja""red" will print as ja"red and """" is ". Mattias
What the hell is going on here? Dim s As String s = "ja""red" Trace.WriteLine(s.Replace("""","") Click to expand... Double quotes (") are removed from the string, so the end result should be "jared". Within a VB string literal, you use "" as the escape sequence to represent a single ". So if you print the strings, "ja""red" will print as ja"red and """" is ". Mattias
J Jared Apr 12, 2007 #3 " = char(34) " = char(147) VB.NET is returning different ascii values for quote symbols, so I wil need to increase my logic.
" = char(34) " = char(147) VB.NET is returning different ascii values for quote symbols, so I wil need to increase my logic.
