Hi there!
I try to typeset a roleplaying character sheet as PDF form;
it contains a table of skills, each line is a \SkillField after this def:
\def\SkillField#1#2{\bTR\bTD #1\hfill (#2) \eTD \bTD \definefield[#1][line][SkillSetup][#2]\field[#3]\eTD\eTR}
e.g.
\SkillField{Climbing}{+8}
becomes a table line like:
Climbing (+8) [+8]
Now there are a lot of skills that contain e.g. umlauts, so that \definefield[#1] fails.
I don't like to introduce a third parameter.
Is there a possibility to strip all invalid chars from a string, so that
\SkillField{Erzählen}{0} can define a field named "Erzaehlen" or "Erzhlen" or "Erzahlen"?
(Sorry, I can't program in TeX.)
If this is not possible, I'll try an optional parameter.
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