I got 
var hq_str_sh601006="??????·,7.37,7.34,7.42,7.43,7.29,7.40,7.43,176707
+75,129752670,28317,7.40,13000,7.39,57549,7.38,126200,7.37,70300,7.36,
+655502,7.43,130600,7.44,268071,7.45,37000,7.46,12500,7.47,2011-09-14,
+15:03:05";

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Is that something like you were expecting?

In reply to Re: How to visit a web page and print its response? by wfsp
in thread How to visit a web page and print its response? by boeingdream

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