The question was simple - how to display quotation marks (") in QTP?
There two ways to do that:
- Double the quotes (""):MsgBox "#1: ""QTP - QuickTest Professional"""Use 2 double quotation marks to include a quote character in the string.
So, the result is:
- Use ANSI character code - Chr(34):MsgBox "#2: " & Chr(34) & "QTP - QuickTest Professional" & Chr(34)Since, the ANSI code if quotation mark = 34, we can use Chr function.
The result is:
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Dmitry Motevich
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2 comments:
I was just wondering as to what's so special about QTP in the current code. The code is written in vbs for Windows Operating System & by all means it should work whether you have the QTP or not.
Am I missing something.
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