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Revision as of 01:24, 16 June 2015
ADE User Guide > ADE Server Class Reference > CARenderingStyle
property int StringQuotes
Controls whether textual values are returned with explicit quotation marks surrounding a string, according to its value:
- 0 = no quotes around strings, e.g., 0.25
- 1 = single quotes, e.g., '0.25'
- 2 = double quotes, e.g., "0.25"
When NumberAsText is true, with no quotation marks around string values, the numeric value 0.25 and the string containing the four characters "0.25" would be indistinguishable. If you want to be able to distinguish them, set the value of StringQuotes to 1 or 2.
Data type
integer
- 0 = no quotes
- 1 = 'single quotes'
- 2 = "double quotes"
Access
read/write
Usage
deftab.RenderingStyle.StringQuotes = 2
See Also
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