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From: Jay on 7 Apr 2010 16:52 While the @ works often apparently the double qoutes is not a character that can be escaped that way. Apparently they call it a verbatim string. Jay Kuykendall wrote: Escaping characters 07-Apr-10 The other way to escape characters is the @ symbol. For example from http://www.softsteel.co.uk/tutorials/cSharp/lesson4.html > The second approach is to use 'verbatim string' > literals. These are defined by enclosing the required > string in the characters @" and ". To illustrate this, > to set the variable 'path' to the following value: > C:\My Documents\ > we could either escape the back-slash characters > string path = "C:\\My Documents\\" > or use a verbatim string thus: > string path = @"C:\MyDocuments\" Good luck, JDK Previous Posts In This Thread: Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice BizTalk Repeating Structures Table Looping and Table Extract http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/73bf7539-4c13-43a5-a580-a5704fe31a76/biztalk-repeating-structu.aspx
From: Peter Duniho on 7 Apr 2010 23:41
Jay Kuykendall wrote: > While the @ works often apparently the double qoutes is not a character that can be escaped that way. Apparently they call it a verbatim string. I have no idea why you are responding to a message three YEARS old. But, given that you are, you may be interested to know: � Use of the @ isn't "escaping"; it's simply "verbatim", as you've heard � If you want a double-quote character in a verbatim character, you simply double it: @"She said ""Hello world!"" to the world" |