https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=54285
--- Comment #2 from Vincent Belaïche <vincent....@hotmail.fr> --- One more thing: concerning the quote escaping, the code which I submitted contains two flavours of implementation one in ForcedQuote which is based on plain string manipulations, and one in ConditionalQuote which is based on regexps. I mention this because in addition ForcedQuote does quoting always, and ConditionalQuote does it only when needed by content. So it is a bit confusing as in fact there is no relationship between "forced versus conditional on content" quoting on the one hand, and "based on plain string manipulation versus using regexps" on the other hand: it would actually be possible to have an implementation doing the quoting only when needed by content and based only on elementary string manipulation, or to have an implementation based on regexp and doing the quoting always. I provided these two implementation just to show that the problem can be solved in a number of manner depending on what you want to get, and how you want to get it. Please note also that I did double quote escaping based on use of backslash, however this is not the sole technique, one can also replace each double quotes by 3 of them, that happen to work as long as there aren't any preceding backslash. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
