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in vb.net how can i use replace function when the replace from part has double quotes in its value ?
Dim s As String = String.Replace("some string", "some "" string with quotes")
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For example:
Dim operationVar As String = "+"
result = value1 (operationVar) value2
It's only an idea, I don't even know if it's possible.
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How would I insert a double quote (") in vb.net without signalling the end of the string?
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I'm writing a script generator in Visual Studio and I've run across a problem.
This is my code:
Dim Text As String
Text = "Register.node("Play") {(speed = 0, Evnt=0,)}"
And the string doesn't cover it.. I don't know why it keeps exiting the string?
In all other languages I've used there is no way of exiting a string from inside.
I would suggest either using double quotes...
Text = "Register.node(""Play"") {(speed = 0, Evnt=0,)}"
Or typing it thusly.
Text = 'Register.node("Play") {(speed = 0, Evnt=0,)}'
or maybe even like so.
Text = "Register.node("+"Play"+") {(speed = 0, Evnt=0,)}"
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I am trying to make one of my variables equal to the following:
Dim Quote as string
Quote = "Letter Size 11 x 17""
I need the single quote/inch symbol in the text but i do not know how to make VBA recognize it without giving me and error saying i have to end quote it.
Try one of these. It seems to do what you want (depending on where you want the ":
Sub test()
Dim Quote As String
Quote = "Letter Size 11 x 17"""
Debug.Print Quote
Quote = "Letter Size 11"" x 17"""
Debug.Print Quote
End Sub
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How to put data containing double-quotes in string variable?
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I need to store a string that contains words in double quotes. The complete string data is presented to the variable in double quotes, but the next double quotes within the data ends the string and the remaining text gives a syntax error. How can I place literal double-quotes in a string variable? For example:
Dim MyVar as string = "stm_bm(["menu53d0",400,"","blank2.gif",0,"","",0,0,250,0,1000,1,0,0,""],this);"
You can escape (this is how this principle is called) the double quotes by prefixing them with another double quote. You can put them in a string as follows:
Dim MyVar as string = "some text ""hello"" hello"
This will give the MyVar variable a value of some text "hello" hello.