how to handle special charecter in swift

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Hi All,

I want to save data in to sqlite using swift. How can i handle the special character in swift when saving the data?

Posted 26-Sep-14 18:12pm

amit_83

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Sep-14 0:18am

Do you think any characters are "special"? What are they?
—SA

amit_83 27-Sep-14 5:07am

i want to handle single quote, double quote etc..
how can i handle these character to insert?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Sep-14 9:30am

Do you mean in a SQL query? Search "how to escape (single OR double quote)". With parametrized statements, such problems don't even exist.
What exactly do you mean by Swift? (Apple language, script language, OpenStack, something else..?)
—SA

amit_83 9-Oct-14 1:43am

I am talking about Apple language, script language

PIEBALDconsult 27-Sep-14 1:18am

Probably with a parameter; same as with any language.

amit_83 27-Sep-14 5:07am

i want to handle single quote, double quote etc..
how can i handle these character to insert?

PIEBALDconsult 27-Sep-14 10:16am

Parameters; same as always.

amit_83 9-Oct-14 1:46am

I think you didn't understood what i mean. Let me explain

For example in a textbox you have entered the value like Jack"s Tutorial's . Then i want to generate the sql query to insert the data into sqlite database. what is the best way to generate the sql query in Apple swift language?

Note: I know, How to handle single quotation but don't know how to handle double quote in Apple swift language.

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