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The character ', which is used as a quote in ASP, such as // in C, is
not excluded. How do I fix this?


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Re: ' not excluded [ In reply to ]
I'm not following your question. Please explain further.

Waldo Tumanut
Database Analyst




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The character ', which is used as a quote in ASP, such as // in C, is
not excluded. How do I fix this?


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Re: ' not excluded [ In reply to ]
On 4/21/07, Angel-SL <angelsl@k9-net.org> wrote:
> The character ', which is used as a quote in ASP, such as // in C, is
> not excluded. How do I fix this?

The character ' is not a comment character in perl. Maybe you're
confusing the Active Server Pages Object Model with the syntactical
elements of the language used for code blocks within said pages?

perl uses # for rest of line comment marker.

Skylos

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