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An interesting problem that no doubt someone here has come across before.
I'm reading a CSV file that contains some values wrapped in quotes, I came across a problem today were my app couldn't read the file as the value was wrapped in cury quotation marks and not square quotation marks. Is this an encoding problem? I simply replaced the quotes replacing curly quote with ".
Can someone explain why this happens and what I can do about it? I'm using C#
I think that the curly quotation marks you're referring to are actually "smart quotes," which are usually inserted by Microsoft Office products. IIRC, they have a Unicode value, but if you're dealing with ASCII only or well-formed XML they wreak havoc.
I suspect the data was copied and pasted from a document created using Word.
By default Word 2003 will convert "straight quotes" to what it calls “smart quotes”. You can override this behavior using Tools/AutoCorrect Options/AutoFormat as you type.