‘Escape a single quote ” using a double single quote’ See the help for the quoting rules. You can check out the help in the powershell command line by typing: Get-Help about_Quoting_Rules It explains that backticks are interpreted literally in single-quoted strings. Because the contents of single-quoted strings are interpreted literally, you cannot use the … Read more
You’ll need a r before “””, or replace all \ with \\. This is not something you should care about when read the json from somewhere else, but something in the string itself. data = json.loads(r”””{ “entry”:{ “etag”:”W/\”A0UGRK47eCp7I9B9WiRrYU0.\”” } }”””) see here for more information
Use the {@literal} javadoc tag: /** * This is an “at” symbol: {@literal @} */ The javadoc for this will read: This is an “at” symbol: @ Of course, this will work for any characters, and is the “officially supported” way of displaying any “special” characters. It is also the most straighforward – you don’t … Read more
Python 3 strings are unicode and, therefore, must be encoded to bytes for comparison. Try this test: if msvcrt.kbhit() and msvcrt.getch() == chr(27).encode(): aborted = True break Or this test: if msvcrt.kbhit() and msvcrt.getch().decode() == chr(27): aborted = True break Or this test: if msvcrt.kbhit() and ord(msvcrt.getch()) == 27: aborted = True break
I think that you must write such function yourself since escape characters is a compile-time feature, i.e. when you write “\n” the compiler would replace the \n sequence with the eol character. The resulting string is of length 1 (excluding the terminating zero character). In your case a string “\\n” is of length 2 (again … Read more
You can just put \ in front to escape the EL expression: \${variable} Alternatively, you can XML-escape the $: ${variable}
Double the quote in the password and make sure the complete password is enclosed in quotes as well: runme.exe /password:”~!@#$%%^^^&*()_+^|-=\][{}’;:””/.>?,<“
As you can see, it’s cutting everything off the url from the ampersand escape code and after. From the documentation of the characters() method: The Parser will call this method to report each chunk of character data. SAX parsers may return all contiguous character data in a single chunk, or they may split it into … Read more
Does C have such a thing? If so, in what version of the standard? C11? C (C90, C99, C11) does not support this feature or any other similar feature. If not, does anyone know if it is being planed I have no idea, but usually there is a strong resistance of C committee to include … Read more
Actually, it depends. Django’s templating engine does escaping automatically, so you don’t really need to escape. If you add template filter “safe” like {{c.title|safe}} then you do need to worry about things like html injection, because “safe” marks the string as such and it means that it won’t be escaped. There is also an {% … Read more