Hey guys,
I need a JavaScript escape function. Let's say I have a variable, and I'm generating some JavaScript from Cheetah:
var s = "$s";
I need to make $s safe:
var s = "$javascript_safe($s)";
Has anyone coded this yet? Will the same function work for both single and double quoted strings? Can I steal some code?
FWIW, Python string literals seem to match Javascript's perfectly (at least the strings repr() produces -- not triple-quoted strings or anything fancy). So you'd do "var s = $repr(str(s))".
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