Re: Simple question

#1

Have you tried "key=""test"""?

"David" <zhouw (AT) worldnet (DOT) att.net> wrote

Quote:

Hi, all,
I have a question that must be very simple to many of you. I am using
VB.Net
and I need to print a line below in a file

key="test"

I know in C++ I can write something like cout << "key=\"test\"" << endl; I
try to use the statement like WriteLine( "key=\" test \" " ) and got
error.
Does anyone what is the correct way to print out double quote character in
VB.Net?

Thanks a lot,

David

#2

Mark,
Thanks a lot for your help. It works now. I have a another question. In C++,
I can do "\tTest". But in VB.Net, it just directly print out \t rather than
tab. Any idea how to print tab?

Thanks,

David

"Mark Findlay" <mfindlay (AT) speakeasy (DOT) org> wrote

Quote:

Have you tried "key=""test"""?

"David" <zhouw (AT) worldnet (DOT) att.net> wrote in message
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Hi, all,
I have a question that must be very simple to many of you. I am using
VB.Net
and I need to print a line below in a file

key="test"

I know in C++ I can write something like cout << "key=\"test\"" << endl;
I
try to use the statement like WriteLine( "key=\" test \" " ) and got
error.
Does anyone what is the correct way to print out double quote character
in
VB.Net?

Thanks a lot,

David

#3

You could print out the Chr(??) of the TAB key. I don't know what it is for
the tab, but I'm sure an ascii chart would have it. such as Chr(13) or
Chr(10) etc. (except I know that TAB is neither the 13, or 10

So it would be something like: WriteLine("Tab separates" & Chr(??) &
"words")

Mark

"David" <zhouw (AT) worldnet (DOT) att.net> wrote

Quote:

Mark,
Thanks a lot for your help. It works now. I have a another question. In
C++,
I can do "\tTest". But in VB.Net, it just directly print out \t rather
than
tab. Any idea how to print tab?

Thanks,

David

"Mark Findlay" <mfindlay (AT) speakeasy (DOT) org> wrote in message
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Have you tried "key=""test"""?

"David" <zhouw (AT) worldnet (DOT) att.net> wrote in message
news:x5KLa.28813$0v4.2136429 (AT) bgtnsc04-news (DOT) ops.worldnet.att.net...
Hi, all,
I have a question that must be very simple to many of you. I am using
VB.Net
and I need to print a line below in a file

key="test"

I know in C++ I can write something like cout << "key=\"test\""
endl;
I
try to use the statement like WriteLine( "key=\" test \" " ) and got
error.
Does anyone what is the correct way to print out double quote
character
in
VB.Net?

Thanks a lot,

David

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