Difference between revisions of "$qt"
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Adds or removes outer enclosing quotes around text. Particularly useful for specifying file names or paths with spaces. | Adds or removes outer enclosing quotes around text. Particularly useful for specifying file names or paths with spaces. | ||
| + | $qt(<text>) | ||
| + | $noqt(<text>) | ||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
$qt(My text.) returns ''"My text."'' | $qt(My text.) returns ''"My text."'' | ||
| + | $qt("My text.") returns ''"My text."'' | ||
| + | $noqt(My Text.) returns ''My text.'' | ||
$noqt("This is some "text"") returns ''This is some "text"'' | $noqt("This is some "text"") returns ''This is some "text"'' | ||
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| + | == Note == | ||
| + | Essentially these identifers check to see if the first and last character is a quote and adds or removes as needed. | ||
| + | This means imbalanced strings would return as follows: | ||
| + | $qt("Text) returns "Text" | ||
| + | $qt(Text") returns "Text" | ||
| + | $noqt("Text) returns Text | ||
| + | $noqt(Text") returns Text | ||
| + | There is no checks for matching quotes. | ||
[[Category:Text and Number Identifiers]] | [[Category:Text and Number Identifiers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:00, 6 April 2008
Adds or removes outer enclosing quotes around text. Particularly useful for specifying file names or paths with spaces.
$qt(<text>) $noqt(<text>)
Example
$qt(My text.) returns "My text."
$qt("My text.") returns "My text."
$noqt(My Text.) returns My text.
$noqt("This is some "text"") returns This is some "text"
Note
Essentially these identifers check to see if the first and last character is a quote and adds or removes as needed. This means imbalanced strings would return as follows:
$qt("Text) returns "Text"
$qt(Text") returns "Text"
$noqt("Text) returns Text
$noqt(Text") returns Text
There is no checks for matching quotes.
