Hello everybody.
I was using some commands to find strings based on what they contained.
For example, I was able to find the word 'play' from the phrase 'iwanttoplay' by using
Quote: "FIND SUB STRING$(source, string)"
We put in the source string in quotation mark "iwanttoplay" to be used in that command.
My question is, how do we search for a string if the string itself contain a quotation mark?
Because I need to enclose that string in quotation mark "string" for it to be searched. But if the string already have quotation mark inside it, then I cannot enclose it in quotation marks to represent it as string.
For example, I have this string:
Quote: "<a href="http://fandom.wikia.com/explore" class="wds-global-navigation__dropdown-link" data-tracking-label="link.explore">"
And I want to search for this string:
Quote: "href="http://"
The problem is, I can't put that string in the command because that string already have quotation marks " in it.
So if I put the string inside the command, it would look like this:
Quote: ""href="http://"
That would not work, because there are quotation mark inside the string.
So, how do we search for a string if the string already have quotation marks in it?