hi ,
I have a string with “”. how can i gsub the string?
i tried
“”.gsub(’’,’’)
but it is giving error.
thanks in advance
JK
hi ,
I have a string with “”. how can i gsub the string?
i tried
“”.gsub(’’,’’)
but it is giving error.
thanks in advance
JK
Frederick C. wrote:
On Dec 24, 11:49�am, Jayakumar Manickam <rails-mailing-l…@andreas-
s.net> wrote:hi ,
�I have a string with "". how can i gsub the string?
i tried
"".gsub(‘',’')
but it is giving error.
Neither of those string literals because the \ escapes the close quote
mark. You need to escape literal backslashes.Fred
i tried “\”.gsub(‘\’,‘’). it is working fine.
thanks
On Dec 24, 11:49 am, Jayakumar Manickam <rails-mailing-l…@andreas-
s.net> wrote:
hi ,
I have a string with "". how can i gsub the string?
i tried
"".gsub(‘',’')
but it is giving error.
Neither of those string literals because the \ escapes the close quote
mark. You need to escape literal backslashes.
Fred
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