Simon,
You can use the constant QUOTE to insert your quotation marks, or use
numToChar(34). So, to output the string: Simon says, "Touch your toes."
you could do:
put "Simon says, " & QUOTE & "Touch your toes." & QUOTE
Or
put "Simon says, " & numToChar(34) & "Touch your toes." & numToChar(34)
HTH
Brian Romanko
Lead Developer - Neo/SCI Corporation
Member - Greater Rochester Macromedia User Group
-----Original Message-----
I want to create a string with quotation(") marks in it. How can I
escape these characters so Director does not interpret them as the end
of a string?
Cheers
Simon
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