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Yes, but the problem is that I cannot get Java to identify the "\" in the code and string. The compiler throws a build error because the backslash throws off what is identified as a string in the code. So trying to specifically identify the "\" by itself cannot be done. The purpose of this part of code is to revert any "\" to "/". I knew I didn't explain to well. Besides, Mysql takes "\" per pair out of the string because it thinks it's an escape character (along those lines).
dir.replace("\", "/");
from ", "/"); is seen as a string (except "/") in my code.
any better?
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What? Outside??? I have heard of that thing before, but I can't remember the details.
Last edited by Xian_Fung; Dec 12th, 2006 at 6:17 PM.
Reason: Don't like explination
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