How to use JSL to replace characters with special symbols in ""?

[#1]

[{"ReqId":"200904","PoolId":"2001"}]

How to

[{\!"ReqId\!":\!"200904\!",\!"PoolId\!":\!"2001\!"}]

Thanks!

[#2]

txt=Get Clipboard();
tx=Substitute(txt,"\!"","/\!\!"");//??

[#3]

I'm not sure what you want to replace and with what (which is start and which is end?). When you are printing strings which contain quotes, usually using Write() is a good idea so you don't see the JMP's escaped quotes

Names Default To Here(1);

str = "\[test: "text"]\";

Show(str); // str = "test: \!"text\!"";
Write("\!N");
Write(str); // test: "text"

[#4]

Thanks!

I see

copy this

[{\!"ReqId\!":\!"200904\!",\!"PoolId\!":\!"2001\!"}]

can see

[#5]

txt=Get Clipboard();
tx=Substitute(txt,"\!"","\!\!\!"");

[#6]

• Where can I see this syntax?

• Thanks!

[#7]

Try something like

Names Default To Here(1);

// [{\!"ReqId\!":\!"200904\!",\!"PoolId\!":\!"2001\!"}]

txt = Get Clipboard();
// Write(txt);

tx = Substitute(txt,"\!"","\!\!\!"");
// write(tx);

txt2 = "\!"ReqId\!"";
// Write(txt2);

tx2 = Substitute(txt, "\!\!", "");
// Write(tx2);

tx3 = Substitute(Get Clipboard(), "\!\!", "");
// Write(tx3);

Reading about JMP's escape sequences can also be helpful Scripting Guide > JSL Building Blocks > JSL Syntax Rules