Because the rule is that embedded double-quotes should be doubled.
This is essential when unescaping a CSV list.
For example, suppose one needs to escape the two fields:
abcd","efgh
zyx
This is encoded as
"abcd"",""efgh",xyz
This allows the individual fields to be recovered correctly, as the
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Just curious, why is this not the right behaviour?
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On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 8:35 PM, sebb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just happened to notice that StringUtils.unescapeCsv() does not check
> that embedded double-quotes occur in pairs.
>
> Should this condition be detected, and if so, what shou
Just happened to notice that StringUtils.unescapeCsv() does not check
that embedded double-quotes occur in pairs.
Should this condition be detected, and if so, what should happen?
Throw an Exception? Return the original string untranslated?
Just document the behaviour?
At present the string <"foo
