I get these text files that I process with CFHTTP (that part works very
well for now), but occassionally, the files are messed up, in that they
have some quote marks within the text qualified quote marks. Ug.
Like this:
"column 1","column 2 is ok","column has some "nickname" in it","ug"
Which CF chokes on (and rightly so).
So, I figured I could write a regular expression that replaces any quote
mark that doesn't have a comma immediately after it or before it with
something else (like a pipe, I don't care)...
But I'm not that big on figuring out regex's from scratch. Can someone
help?
Tony Schreiber, Senior Partner Man and Machine, Limited
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