Unterminated string literal

[vanitha]

Hi All,

I am using "C" to generate the javascript code. And i am getting the
following error message "Unterminated string literal" in the mozilla
webbrowser for the following syntax.

unsigned char *Buf="Test"

printf("alert(\"%s\");\n\n",Buf);

I see an error message alert("Test Unterminated string literal in the
Javascript console of Mozilla web browser.

[Walter Roberson]

In article <11**********************@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups .com>,
<va*****@agilis.st.com.sg> wrote:

I am using "C" to generate the javascript code. And i am getting the
following error message "Unterminated string literal" in the mozilla
webbrowser for the following syntax. unsigned char *Buf="Test" printf("alert(\"%s\");\n\n",Buf); I see an error message alert("Test Unterminated string literal in the
Javascript console of Mozilla web browser.

I take it this is intended to be the C code that runs within the
context of a CGI script that will send output to a browser?

You are missing the semicolon after the declaration line.

One variation you could experiment with is to use

printf("alert('%s');\n\n",Buf);

Either way, in the general case unless you know that
the contents of Buf is safe, you should pass it through a routine
to escape any quote-marks it has internally.
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