Re: how do I get just one \, problem with escape sequence
- From: "miher" <feher.zsolt@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 23:54:02 +0100
Hi,
Both solutions You written is good for this case, and You are actually getting c:\GotoWebSite.aspx, but when You look at a strings value, VS will show it with escape chars, so it will shown with \\ but its actually \ :)
Hope You find this useful.
-Zsolt
"chasgl" <chasgl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> az alábbiakat írta a következő üzenetben news:7AF8D99B-5CC8-481B-88FB-77E05D674778@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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I am using Visual Studio 2009 creating a c# program. I want to create a
string c:\GoToWebSite.aspx when I try to do it this way :
string FileStr = “c:\GoToWebSite.aspx". I get an error message
Error 3 Unrecognized escape sequence When I try FileStr =
“c:\\GoToWebSite.aspx". The resulting string is c:\\GoToWebSite.aspx. . When
I try FileStr = @“c:\GoToWebSite.aspx.” the resulting string is =
c:\\GoToWebSite. How do I just get c:\GotoWebSite.aspx?
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