Replace strings left/right double quotation by '"' #124
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When making copy and paste of some examples I was getting this kind of errors: ``` Error: unexpected � in file arithRec.dl at line 12 C(“a”). C(“b”). C(“c”). C(“d”). --^--------------------------------------------- Error: unexpected � in file arithRec.dl at line 12 C(“a”). C(“b”). C(“c”). C(“d”). ---^-------------------------------------------- Error: unexpected � in file arithRec.dl at line 12 C(“a”). C(“b”). C(“c”). C(“d”). ----^------------------------------------------- ``` Due to use of left/right double quotation (unicode) instead of the ASCII quotation mark. Probably the same should be done in other places.
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Thanks for the fixes |
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When making copy and paste of some examples I was getting this kind of errors:
Due to use of left/right double quotation (unicode) instead of the ASCII quotation mark. Probably the same should be done in other places.