I'm doing a lot of database word where I'm passing some dynamic sql.
CASE WHEN [t].[VALUE] = 'Foo' THEN NULL ELSE 'Bar' END
and I often need to reverse it from '' to ' as well.
I have tried it this way
copyq:
function modifyText(text)
{
// TODO: Modify text here!
return text.replace("'", "''")
}
if (!copy())
abort()
var text = str(clipboard())
var newText = modifyText(text)
if (text == newText)
abort();
copy(newText)
paste()
and it only replaces the very first ' with ''. It never gets them both. Any help appreciated.
You need to use a regex text.replace(/'/g, "''"). If you don't use a regex only the first occurrence is replaced. Yo can check the documentation in String.prototype.replace().
I'm doing a lot of database word where I'm passing some dynamic sql.
and I often need to reverse it from
''
to'
as well.I have tried it this way
and it only replaces the very first
'
with''
. It never gets them both. Any help appreciated.