Thibaut Barrère wrote:
Hi Koen
use " inside " (ie : OriginalValue="value="true""). The
double quote is a special character in XML and must be escaped. See
this page http://www.mountaindragon.com/html/iso.htm for more
informations.
It's better to just use single quotes for the XML quotes, i.e.
<ReplaceText OriginalValue='value="true"'
ReplaceValue='value="false"' />
XML allows either single or double quotes around attribute values, yet
virtually everyone uses just the double quotes, so that many people
don't even know that single quotes can be used. (I didn't, until
several months ago.) It makes me wonder, given that single quotes are
easier to type and easier on the eyes.
Gary
cheers
Thibaut
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2005/11/30, Koen Mayens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>:
Hi, I'm quite new to nant,
I have a small problem but can't find a solution.
I have a function which replaces text in a textfile but a having
trouble with the double quotes.
In the task a have 2 attributes which are OriginalValue and
ReplaceValue. Now I want to do something like this:
<ReplaceText OriginalValue="value="true""
ReplaceValue="value="false"" />
Then I get the error about the double quotes.
Anybody who knows how to solve this?
Thanks
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