My C# code writes out javascript to the page and to do that certain
characters need to be escaped. So if the javascript string shows "Customer:
Bob's Diner" i have to change Bob's to Bob\\'s
i tried writing a regex replace to do this but apparently don't know how.
What i tried was:
string charactersToEsc ape = @"'\\"; //--- apostrophe and \ for \n
string result = Regex.Replace(t ext, "[" + charactersToEsc ape + "]", "\\$1");
The $1 syntax obviously isn't right. i tried a named group like <x> but
apparently don't know the syntax quite right for that either
-baylor
characters need to be escaped. So if the javascript string shows "Customer:
Bob's Diner" i have to change Bob's to Bob\\'s
i tried writing a regex replace to do this but apparently don't know how.
What i tried was:
string charactersToEsc ape = @"'\\"; //--- apostrophe and \ for \n
string result = Regex.Replace(t ext, "[" + charactersToEsc ape + "]", "\\$1");
The $1 syntax obviously isn't right. i tried a named group like <x> but
apparently don't know the syntax quite right for that either
-baylor