Alistair Davidson wrote:
> One solution I've used before in vaguely similar situations is to
> replace the / character with a placeholder, do the nice clean reg ex,
> then put the slashes back:
> but :
> - you have to choose a placeholder that's never going to appear
> in your input string
One solution I've used before in vaguely similar situations is to
replace the / character with a placeholder, do the nice clean reg ex,
then put the slashes back:
myString = replace( myString, "/", "PLACEHOLDER", "ALL" );
myString = REReplace( myString, "[[:punct:]]", "", "ALL" );
myString = Rep
Thanks for the repy and for the advice. Not my strong suit, regex is.
-P
> I can't think of a clean way to use the punct class.
>
> However, I will state that writing out the chars you *do* want to
> replace in a class is going to run faster than what you have. On the
> other hand, it's annoyin
I can't think of a clean way to use the punct class.
However, I will state that writing out the chars you *do* want to
replace in a class is going to run faster than what you have. On the
other hand, it's annoying to write. :-)
--Ben
Patricia Lee wrote:
> I want a CF regex to replace all pu
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