In message <[email protected]>, Lie Ryan
wrote:
> out.write (
> '''
> function JSString(Str)
> {
> var Result = '\"'
> for (var i = 0; i < Str.length; ++i)
> {
> var ThisCh = Str.charAt(i)
> if (ThisCh == '\\')
> {
> ThisCh = '\\\\'
> }
> else if (ThisCh == '\"')
> {
> ThisCh = '\\\"'
> }
> else if (ThisCh == '\t')
> {
> ThisCh = '\\t'
> }
> else if (ThisCh == '\n')
> {
> ThisCh = '\\n'
> } /*if*/
> Result += ThisCh
> } /*for*/
> return Result + '\"'
> } /*JSString*/
> '''
> )
You haven't managed to get rid of the backslashes.
> I might go even further:
>
> out.write (
> '''
> function JSString(Str)
> {
> const dq = '\"'
> const slash = '\\'
>
> var Result = dq
> for (var i = 0; i < Str.length; ++i)
> {
> var ThisCh = Str.charAt(i)
> if (ThisCh == slash)
> {
> ThisCh = slash + slash
> }
> else if (ThisCh == dq)
> {
> ThisCh = slash + dq
> }
> else if (ThisCh == '\t')
> {
> ThisCh = slash + 't'
> }
> else if (ThisCh == '\n')
> {
> ThisCh = slash + 'n'
> } /*if*/
> Result += ThisCh
> } /*for*/
> return Result + dq
> } /*JSString*/
> '''
> )
Now you've lost track of the original point of the discussion, which is
about using alternate quotes to avoid backslashes.
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