On 07/12/2009 01:38:59 PM, hha...@gmail.com wrote:
> > parameters: { name: 'heap\'s moose',
>
> This isn't incorrect, but strictly speaking you do not need that
> '
>
> there. I assume you rewrote the "h" escaper?
Actually no -- I was surprised by this. I think I do need that there
*anyway* since this is inlined in the html page.
What is slightly strange to me is that I presume this means the regular
|h will substitute &# stuff for escaped characters like \', but not for
' itself. Hmmm. Will play around a bit more with this today.
>Random musing: The "javascript" escaper should probably enclose the
>string in single quotes. This is safer, as the developer does not have
>to remember to do that himself.
Not a bad idea, except since the developer does need to remember to use
single quotes with a lot of js stuff, s/he might as well remember it
here just to keep things consistant and prevent ''this'' from
occurring.
Thanks for catching my lack of "g" in the "j" handler, that's a real
dumb-dumb. WRT
>$$ref =~ s/\\/\\\\/g;
>$$ref =~ s/'/\\'/g;
Since $$ref could actually be an entire paragraph of anything, methinks
there is an impossible conundrum here and I will just have to lay down
the law this way:
$$ref =~ s/\\*'/\\'/g;
So that no matter what, ' always has a preceeding \ but never more than
one.
MK
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