Java字符串引号分隔符

Question

Is there any way in Java to use a special delimiter at the start and the end of a String to avoid having to backslash all of the quotes within that String?

ie not have to do this:

String s = "Quote marks like this \" are just the best, here are a few more \" \" \""

Answer 1

No, there is no such option. Sorry.

Answer 2

No - there's nothing like C#'s verbatim string literals or Groovy's slashy strings, for example.

On the other hand, it's the kind of feature which may be included in the future. It's not like it would require any fundamental changes in the type system. I'd be hugely surprised for it to make it into Java 7 this late in the day though, and I haven't seen any suggestions that it'll be in Java 8... so you're in for a long wait :(

Answer 3

The only way to achive this is to put your strings in some other file and read it from Java. For instance a resource bundle.

Answer 4

Its not possible as of now, May be NOT in future also.

if you can give us what and why you are loookng for this kind of feature we can defnitely Suggest some more alternatives