What is the purpose of using 2 single quotes ?
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Hi everyone,here is my question that I dont understand why 2 single quotes is used in code below.
set(1,'HandleVisibility','callback');
set(2,'ButtonDownFcn','get(0,''Children'')');
% Note that Children is surrounded by 2 single quotes.
or here :
h=figure;
set(h,’createFcn’,’display(‘’Cloning a figure’’)’);
copyobj(h,0);
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Jan
el 29 de Jul. de 2013
Editada: Jan
el 29 de Jul. de 2013
Two single quotes create one single quote inside strings. So the following expressions create the same output:
s1 = 'This is called ''string''.'
s2 = ['This is called ', char(39), 'string', char(39), '.']
isequal(s1, s2) % TRUE
The benefits of the double quotes are obvious, but it gets confusing, when the number of quotes grow:
s3 = 'This is is an empty string: ''''';
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Jan
el 29 de Jul. de 2013
Editada: Jan
el 29 de Jul. de 2013
In your 2nd example you use accents, not simple quotes. This is not valid in Matlab.
In your original question you do not mention a message at all. Please do not conceal such important information, when you ask a question. Adding this later as comment only wastes your time and the time of your helpers. Thanks.
Now please explain exactly again, what appears where and what you expect instead.
If you want to write a string containing quotes and hide this in callback defined as string, follow the instructions I gave already: While the two quotes appear as single quote, you require 4 quotes to insert two quotes which are displayed as 1 quote. I mentioned already, that this is confusing. Better use function handles instead to avoid such nested quote stuff. Finally I'm still convinced, that my message is an answer to your question: "What is the purpose of using 2 single quotes ?"
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