<p>in Javascript, the following:</p>

<pre><code>var test = '"the quick" "brown fox" "jumps over" "the lazy dog"';
var result = test.match(/".*?"/g);
alert(result);
</code></pre>

<p>yields "the quick","brown fox","jumps over","the lazy dog"</p>

<p>I want each matched element to be unquoted: the quick,brown fox,jumps over,the lazy dog</p>

<p>what regexp will do this?</p>

You can use the
Javascript replace() method
to strip them out.
```
```
var test = '"the quick" "brown fox" "jumps over" "the lazy dog"';

var result = test.replace(/"/, '');
```
```
Is there more to it than just getting rid of the double-quotes?