Issue 12952: Use of simple quotes and double quotes in strings (ocl2-rtf)
Source: France Telecom R&D (Mr. Mariano Belaunde, mariano.belaunde(at)orange.com)
Nature: Uncategorized Issue
Severity: 
Summary: Summary: Use of simple quotes in place of double quotes should be allowed, 
Specially in situations where the string contains double quotes (to avoid explicit 
use of escaping characters). 


Resolution: The freedom to use single or double quotes risks causing confusion for novices as well as being helpful. OCL is the basis for extended languages which may have their own usage for double quotes, so extending OCL into this syntax area seems unwise.
Disposition: Closed, no change
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
October 10, 2008: received issue
December 23, 2013: closed issue
Discussion: 
In fact simple quotes are used in OCL for introducing strings, so we guess the request is to allow use of double quotes as an option (like in Javascript). This issue requires some further analysis so I suggest to defer.

Disposition:	Deferred
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s is issue # 12952

Use of simple quotes and double quotes in strings 

Summary: Use of simple quotes in place of double quotes should be allowed, 
Specially in situations where the string contains double quotes (to avoid explicit 
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Subject: Re: Issue 12952 Use of simple quotes and double quotes in strings
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Hi Mariano


Attached closes this unclear request, since guesses at its original meaning conflict with resolution of Issue 14357.


   Regards


      Ed Willink




use of escaping characters).