> reFind("[^[a-z]]",arguments.userid)
[^a-z]
You were close. You just need to remove the extra brackets.
Putting the carat outside the brackets means "beginning of string", btw.
--Ben
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This might be little more helpful...
Jerry Johnson
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>reFind("[^[a-z]]",arguments.userid)
I don't think this is valid.
>reFind("^[a-z]",arguments.userid)
This will search for lowercase as the first letter of the string
>I have also tried using ^[[:alp
Oops, helps if I read the question:
REFind("^[a-z]", Arguments.UserID)
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REFind("[A-Z]", Arguments.UserID)
Ken Ketsdever wrote:
> I need a regular _expression_ to find any charcter that is not a lower
> case letter.
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Maybe this:
reFind("[^a-z]",arguments.userid)
Jerry Johnson
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/09/04 03:52PM >>>
I need a regular _expression_ to find any charcter that is not a lower case letter. This does not work.
reFind("[^[a-z]]",arguments.userid)
This lets anything through:
reFind("^[a-z]",argum
I need a regular _expression_ to find any charcter that is not a lower case letter. This does not work.
reFind("[^[a-z]]",arguments.userid)
This lets anything through:
reFind("^[a-z]",arguments.userid)
I have also tried using ^[[:alpha:]]
Any help would be appreciated.
Ken Ketsdever
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