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Assigning a string containing double quotes
When assigning a string to a variable, it is necessary to enclose the string in double quotation marks "". If you try to assign a string containing double quotation marks to a variable, for example, the following code will cause a script error.
var filter ; filter = “[CM1]==”Minor fault””; //Example of error
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In situations like this, you can use the Chr method, which returns the character with the ASCII code specified as an argument.
•Assigning a string containing double quotes
var filter; filter = "[CM1]==" + ::Chr(34) + "Minor fault" + ::Chr(34); //Chr(34) returns double quotes
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