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As Phil said,if a string has combination of single quotes and double quotes, it doesn't
work and if a string has only single quotes or only double quotes, then it works fine as
expected.
The fix would be to teach libslax to notice both quotes are in use
in a static string and use concat() to automagickally build a string
containing both quotes:
var $x = concat('"You', "can't", '", she said');
Lacking that, you'll need to resort to this trick by hand.
Thanks,
Phil
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Jothivel S writes:
The fix would be to teach libslax to notice both quotes are in use
in a static string and use concat() to automagickally build a string
containing both quotes:
var $x = concat('"You', "can't", '", she said');
Lacking that, you'll need to resort to this trick by hand.
Thanks,
Phil
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: