On 5/12/2005, at 3:53, Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
[...] if you are worried about the ', just use double quotes on the outsides, and then you don't have to escape it. Let's just hope you don't have to match both ' and " at the same time.
Help -> Syntax Highlight:
Notice that if you edit the property list inside TextMate, two improvements have been made to the format:
1. Single quoted strings doesn't support escape code, so all backslash characters are literal. It converts two single quotes into one. E.g.: 'That''s neat'.
2. Double quoted strings only interpret \ as part of an escape character when the next character is either " or , in all other cases, the \ is literal (what would normally be \ in the normal property list format).
So to include both use "["']" or '["'']'.