Pass double quote " in String

chr(34)

"subhalaxmi" wrote:
Hello

How can I remove double quotes from my string.

For example I have a string "hello".

I want to display it as hello.How can I do it.

Can I do it like this.Or anything else.Suggest me.

str = CreateObject ("roRegex", " " ", " ").ReplaceAll (str , "  ")

s = chr(34) + "hello" + chr(34)

s = """hello"""

s = s.Replace(chr(34), "")

s = s.Replace("""", "")

"RokuKC" wrote:

It can be done more simply.

Given:

s = chr(34) + "hello" + chr(34)

or equivalently:

s = """hello"""

You can do:

s = s.Replace(chr(34), "")

or equivalently:

s = s.Replace("""", "")

String Literals
Type String: String in quotes, e.g. "this is a string".
Note: The quotation mark character can be embedded in a string literal using two consecutive quotation marks.
E.g. s="""" : ? len(s), asc(s) outputs 1, 34.
This feature is available in firmware 6.2 or later.

"malort" wrote:
How safe is the second option? Are there any Roku's running firmware less than 6.2, other than classic models?

"malort" wrote:

How safe is the second option? Are there any Roku's running firmware less than 6.2, other than classic models?

"RokuKC" wrote:
All supported Roku retail products should be running firmware 6.2 or later. (This excludes legacy models running 3.x firmware).

"EnTerr" wrote:
What's the way to put a numeric value to that statement, RokuKC?

"RokuKC" wrote:
Unofficially, from the numbers I've seen for Roku retail products, for non-Roku TV platforms there is nearly 99% update to 7.0 firmware.
Roku TV products are mostly on 6.2 still.