LA.pm: Quotes

[Samy Kamkar [CommPort5]]

This probably isn't the best idea, but it's a way.  You can just store 
both of them in variables and access them later (or call them directly 
later with chr()), like this:
$dquote = chr(34);    #  "
$squote = chr(39);    #  '

Arkadiy Sudarikov wrote:

>No, no, I don't need to quote anything in my snippet, I need to just use
>(let's say, print) these ("'", """) characters..
>
>On Wed, Oct 17, 2001 at 06:16:53PM -0500, Arkadiy Sudarikov quoth:
>
>>Heya, kids, I have a perl code that's got both ' and " (I can't substitute
>>them, unless, of course, I do, like, \cddd or something). I want to run it
>>with perl -e. perl -e uses ' or " and this conflicts with my snippet.
>>
>What's
>
>>your suggestions?
>>
>
>Use q{} and qq{} instead of '' and "".
>
>.g
>

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