Passing double quotes in a string variable

[Mike Doty]

s = CHR$("Hello, ", $DQ,"world",$DQ,"!")

[RyanCross]

Another way is putting two quotes next to each other, at least it works in PB9:

T$ = "hello ""world"""

this will make T$ actually equal:
hello "world"

[Edwin Knoppert]

T$ = "hello" & $DQ & "world" & $DQ

[dean goodman]

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread36515.html

Problem solved, by using Chr$(34)...sorry for the post...

[dean goodman]

Hi, i have run into a problem in passing a string variable to a shelled c++ program. In the case when the string variable has spaces in it the the passed variable is not entirely read.

However, if i can get double quotes into the variable, it should be able to accept it. How does one put quotes inside a string variable?